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AQUA TEK S – the first waterproof, ruggedized, solar-powered battery case for iPhone

The AQUA TEK S is a ruggedized case for iPhone 4 and 4S that packs a solar panel, built in battery to extend battery life, and is dust resistant and waterproof to 20 ft (6 m).
Science

Crab shells used to produce cheaper pharmaceuticals

The chitin found in crab and lobster shells is being used in a process that could lead to much cheaper antiviral drugs.
Robotics

Robotic universal jamming gripper gets “shooting” capabilities

The developers of the robotic universal gripper have added the ability to "shoot" objects to the gripper's already impressive abilities.
Computing

Logitech enters the button-free mouse market with the Touch Mouse M600

Logitech has announced the new M600 Touch Mouse, where the familiar clicky buttons and scrollwheel are replaced by a touch-sensitive upper surface.
Automotive

Ferrari F40 mass gathering will be a world record

On July 22 this year, the annual Silverstone Classic motorsport festival will feature a mass gathering of Ferrari F40s to commemorate the car's 25th anniversary - more than 50 - a symphony of Ferraris.
Science

Genius Swedish computer program has IQ of 150

Researchers in Sweden have created a computer program that can score 150 on standard non-verbal IQ test questions by modeling human problem-solving psychology.
Outdoor Cooking

The pocket-sized, wood-fire burning, (eco friendly?) 180 camping stove

The 180 Stove is a simple, portable backpacking stove that relies on wood as its sole fuel.
Around The Home

Alarm clock makes you get up and enter a code on a wall keypad to turn it off

The Ramos clocks designed by Paul Sammut require a snoozer to get out of bed and enter a code on a number pad located in another room to silence the alarm buzzer.
Outdoors

Air-O-Swiss provides humidity on the go

The Air-O-Swiss AOS 7146 Travel Ultrasonic humidifier utilizes a regular bottle of store-bought drinking water, and can reportedly be used across North America and Europe.
Outdoors

Review: GEIGERRIG pressurized hydration pack

Gizmag takes a hands-on look at the GEIGERRIG pressurized hydration pack.
Photography

App removes wandering people from photos

The Remove app is designed to remove bystanders from photos taken by mobile devices.
Mobile Technology

Spray-on antennas could replace traditional towers

Researchers at the military technology firm Chamtech have developed a special aerosol spray that can essentially add an antenna to whatever it's sprayed on and improve the network coverage in the area.

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