CES isn’t just about incrementally thinner or faster hardware, you know. Some people similar to to move legitimately innovative ideas to the show, such as this iPhonECG case, which does what its name

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Not which we haven’t been inundated with circuit-related conform accessories in a past, but if you’ve already proposed meditative about what to get which lovely lad (or lady) in your life come February,

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Your desk is a disaster. Didn’t your mom learn you anything? I mean, really, wouldn’t that pen be improved off in the drawer or something instead of tossed haphazardly at the back of your keyboard?

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Technically speaking , Polaroid returned to instant photography earlier this year with the key of a 300, though we all know that thing was forgotten as soon as it was suggested.

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By now, you’re certainly familiar with the sorcery which the consumer-branded Casio super-slow-mo camera can do with motion, right? But what happens when you make use of the two-year

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Yeah, it’s almost time for the holidays, as well as intelligent busy-bodies are already checking equipment off their selling lists. For that special someone, consider a many outrageously overpriced

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How do you have a creepy baby robot officious lovable? Give it an Indian headdress and learn it the a bow-and-arrow, of course. The same group of researchers who brought us the pancake-flipping robot

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Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, the column about consumer technology.

A decade ago during Macworld Expo, Steve Jobs provided a singular look into a vision guiding Apple. Breaking

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Here’s an engaging a single. Just years after the researcher in Japan satisfied that lasers could stimulate nerves, the professor of biomedical engineering at Vanderbilt University along with cohorts

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In Asia, all from skeleton to lunch is done with bamboo. Anywhere else the difficult, fast-growing weed is always marketed as being environmentally accessible (even when it houses a

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