Watches are kind of a hassle to wear sometimes. They always get in the way when I’m writing (since I like wearing them on my right hand). But there’s something that will make wearing watches much more fun and meaningful. More »

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Is it okay to you that your friendly supermarket cashiers and bagger will now be replaced by a robot? This PR2 robot handles both task but I’m a quite concerned about it’s bagging skills. More »

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A robot’s capability is limitless, so to break a world record is not surprise. The Cornell Robot Ranger walked 40.5 miles, and get this, it was on a single battery charge and it did not stop even once! More »

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The folks over at CNET have taken both white and black iPhone 4 to the ‘experts’ to find out whether the white one is really bigger than the black one. With the help of a digital caliper and also a more accurate micrometer, they got the results that say that the white iPhone 4 is indeed 0.092mm thicker. More »

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Clark’s School of Engineering at Maryland University are hoping to take students to the skies in their human powered helicopter. A $250,000 prize in the Sikorsky prize is the goal, a competition that was began by the American Helicopter Society in 1980. More »

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From Htcyou: The HTC Flyer tablet will soon be appearing in stores in Canada! The Flyer was mentioned on the HTC Sense Canada website so it should be introduced in Canada pretty soon, most likely to be released by Telus or other operators. More »

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There has been a bunch of talk going around concerning the Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich for Android for a bit now. The original Galaxy Tab owners might feel a little left out, but keep a positive outlook! More »

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It has now been reported that the co-founders of the software and design company Danger, Joe Britt and Matt Hershenson, have joined Google. It has also been reported that the other co-found of Danger, Andy Rubin will be working on a new wing within Android called ‘Android Hardware‘. For those who don’t know about the company Danger, they were the makers of the original Sidekick device. More »

American multinational aerospace and defense corporation Boeing has recently launched their test flight program for the Phantom Ray unmanned airborne system (UAS). On April 27th, the first flight was seen. The aircraft flew up to an altitude of 7,500 feet and a speed of 178 knots. On May 5th, the second flight was held and it had shown great success as well. More »

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Do you make a habit of losing your keys in water? Or your wallet for that matter? No matter what you do, you just always seem to be dropping your valuables into that dark abyss (also known as Davy Jones’ Locker). And most of the time, you’ve said your farewells to those valuables? Well, no need to worry about that anymore. If you attach the WaterBuoy to your keys or wallet, why, you’ll be able to find your precious items and they won’t have to suffer a watery death. More »

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A recent event involving a diamond thief was caught red-handed with a colonoscopy. The thief ate the diamond in order to not get caught it backfired because he was caught. The police monitored his feces and bowel movement. More »

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If you ever post your mom’s photo on a message board and ask complete, random strangers to spruce the picture up, well, let’s just say you can’t say we never warned you. After all, the Internet isn’t all that nice and that’s what an unfortunate LSU Tigers fan found out first-hand. More »

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Houses turned the haunted houses following the economic crisis, and there was just no hope at the time. Really, it’s just a monster’s market. We’re lucky maybe to found a dropped penny on the ground, which does, literally, have a good worth. More »

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Bees are known to play an important role in agriculture by pollinating plants, now researchers have discovered that bees can also be extremely helpful in detecting bombs. More »

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A recent discovery by a research team found out that mobile phone calls have been causing death to bees. The research team conducted 83 experiments and reported that when phone calls are made, bees leave their hive, become disoriented and die. More »

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