If the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) goes through with its plan, we could see a new application of X-ray technology and another potentially privacy-compromising situation. To test for car bombs, every passing car will be subject to...
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After cosmic energy releasing stones, we now have an animated cosmic energy card that apparently betters your physical and emotional self by applying visualization techniques. Research studies have show that cosmic waves generate positive thoughts,...
Unapologetic though most of us are about downloading songs from the web, without honoring copyright rules, we would love to be served DRM-free music on a platter. SanDisk seems to have caught the drift, which best explains the launch of the slotMusic.
“Music at your fingertips” is sometimes not just metaphorical. With Iwoot’s Piano Hands, you just need to tap your fingers on a flat desk and let loose the musician in you. The gloves have sensors at the tips that get activated when you tap,...
The history of the spinning wheel in India goes a long way back. Popularized by Mahatma Gandhi, the wheel was primarily a khadi-weaving machine. Now, the Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has developed Charkha - a dual-purpose spinning...
The Bike Pack is a foldable bicycle designed for individuals seeking everyday commute alternatives. The product offers unmatched flexibility in its usage, as it can be folded away into a neat backpack that the user can carry around. The benefits of...
Stanton, a pro in churning out excellent professional DJ equipment and accessories, has barged into the domain of touch-sensitive technology with its advanced MIDI control pad, DaScratch. It has been billed to be potentially smaller than any other USB..
It’s a timepiece unlike anything you’ve ever seen. And with six patents for bizarreness, the Corpus clock is guaranteed "eccentric." It displays time not with the help of hour and minute hands but through blue LEDs shining through slots in the...
A dual-core option for the Intel Atom processor did take a while coming. There are a couple of noteworthy features that draw our attention to the Atom 330. One, there isn’t an upgrade to the clock speed over the N230, which offered 1.6GHz. Two, the.
Product Description: Four years from now, we might see the first “neurally controlled artificial arm.” We have been witness to a lot of robotic arms that restore basic movement but stopped short of replicating an actual limb to its entirety. Now,.
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