Innovations
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Roll-able Display from HP: Just Don’t Roll It for Now, Please
Hewlett-Packard has just rolled out its newest design in the way of flexible display screens, or "digital paper," as they...
Nintendo DS: Learning Stuff Edition
Japan continues its long trend of inserting computers and cyborgs into all aspects of daily life, as it is announced...
Beautiful Object Makes Weird Noises, Likes to be Touched
Electronic music enthusiasts have a new tool at their disposal, this thing that looks like a cross between an iPhone...
Robots Go To War To Go To War
I’m one of the slim minority who dislikes Terminator. Don’t get me wrong, Schwarzenegger is nothing if not a vastly-talented...
Nvidia Tech Will Let You Watch Avatar in 3-D At Home. Um, Yay?
Didn't we all just buy HDTV's? Wasn't HD supposed to be the next holy grail, and after we'd all plonked...
Sikker, Paradoxically, Is All About Keeping Your Baby Healthy
When you think baby monitors, you think clunky, crackling technology from the 80s, right? Well, in this new concept Sikker,...
NanoNote: Semi…Quasi…Decent-ish Computing for $99!
The "本 NanoNote" is something I can't even decide what to classify as, let alone formulate an opinion of. A...
A Rubik’s Cube for the Blind. Wait, what?
I bet you thought you were pretty bad-ass at solving Rubik's cube, didn't you? Thought maybe one day you might...
New Wristwatch Gives Middle Finger to Laws of Thermodynamics, Your Bank Account
While wristwatches are now a bit of an anachronism (how many people do you know who still wear one?) this...
Death by Smartphone: Apps Beat CD Sales
GetJar researchers reckon the CD is a dead format and smartphone applications are the new rock and roll, predicting the...
Microsoft Wants to Get Emulated
Following Monday’s look at Windows Phone 7, Microsoft has released emulation software for those who want to explore the new...
New Mac Model Hints In Oz Ads Price Blunder
We’re not saying all this is for real but Mac blogs are burning up the story of an Australian ad...
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