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Solar Generating Roads
On May 23rd, 2014 with 29 comments
isostatic writes: IFLScience has a blogvertisement for a company called Solar...
Shark Wheel to Reinvent Skateboarding Experience
On May 23rd, 2014 with 35 comments
buswolley writes:A California-based company has a new kind of wheel for...
The Worlds Lightest Electric Vechicle
On May 24th, 2014 with 11 comments
el_oscuro writes:It not often you see an article on skateboards on SN. If you...
Graphene Speakers to Trump Existing Ones
On May 24th, 2014 with 10 comments
kaszz writes:Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley report that...
What Does GCHQ Know About Our Devices that We Dont?
On May 25th, 2014 with 12 comments
Anonymous Coward writes:The Guardian newspaper was responsible in part for...
IBM Trackpoint Patents to End in 2016?
On May 26th, 2014 with 42 comments
quitte writes:The IBM Trackpoint was patented in 1996 (US Patents
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New Supercapacitor for 1000x Lifetime + Fastcharge
On May 27th, 2014 with 31 comments
kaszz writes: A new supercapacitor battery has been built with wafers that...
Google Glass is a Failure
On May 28th, 2014 with 58 comments
freetown writes:The verdict is out and it is what many had asserted. Google...
Samsung reportedly prepping another smart watch
On May 28th, 2014 with 23 comments
AndyTheAbsurd writes:Samsung is taking another swing at the smart watch...
Safer Recharging for Implanted Electronics
On May 30th, 2014 with 6 comments
AndyTheAbsurd writes:A wireless system developed by Assistant Professor Ada...
The New SpaceX Dragon V2:
On May 31st, 2014 with 9 comments
AnonTechie writes: The new SpaceX Dragon V2 seems to be an amazing machine,...
Acer's "Build Your Own Cloud"
On May 31st, 2014 with 12 comments
skullz writes:Acer has been struggling as of late and is hoping to revamp sales...
Roombots: Modular Robots for Adaptive Furniture
On June 1st, 2014 with 5 comments
Ezber Bozmak writes:Researchers from the Biorobotics Laboratory at the Ecole...
Interview with PirateBox Creator
On June 1st, 2014 with 2 comments
lhsi writes:After a recent release, Torrentfreak interviewed the founder of...
Top Ten Exascale Research Challenges
On June 3rd, 2014 with 2 comments
AnonTechie writes:DOE documents challenges in reaching the level of exascale...
Intel Wants Your Next PC to Have No Wires
On June 5th, 2014 with 28 comments
AnonTechie writes:From Computer World:Intel wants to completely eliminate...
Tesla S Road Trip Report
On June 5th, 2014 with 57 comments
carguy writes:Just came across a Tesla S review at Winding Road Magazine, it's...
MicroPython: Python on a Microcontroller
On June 8th, 2014 with 35 comments
skullz writes: Micro Python is a re-write of CPython meant to be run 100% on...
Touch Interfaces On Anything Using Fingerprint Heat
On June 9th, 2014 with 11 comments
skullz writes:One of the things that has always seemed missing with the Google...
Faster Charging of Portable Electronics
On June 12th, 2014 with 35 comments
lhsi writes:A new architecture for lithium ion battery anodes has been...
HP May Have Invented a New Kind of Computer
On June 12th, 2014 with 54 comments
AnonTechie writes:From Gizmodo:Hewlett-Packard is developing an entirely new...
Process Allows Production of the Entire Circuitry on Touchscreens in One Step
On June 14th, 2014 with 1 comments
janrinok writes:When users operate their smartphones, tablets and so on, they...
Radio Amateur's Sub-9 kHz VLF Signal Detected Across the Atlantic
On June 14th, 2014 with 23 comments
rufty writes:How low can you go? A signal on 8.971 kHz has spanned the...
ICs Capable of Functioning at Temperatures Greater than 350 Degrees Celsius
On June 15th, 2014 with 16 comments
janrinok writes: Engineering researchers at the University of Arkansas have...
New Method for Developing Stretchable/Bendable Electronics
On June 15th, 2014 with 2 comments
cykros writes:While humans and machines get more and more intimate with each...
Finally: Automatic Sliding Doors Get Star Trek Intelligence
On June 16th, 2014 with 63 comments
taylorvich writes:The automatic sliding doors that we're familiar with from...
Consumer SSD endurance experiment. All took 700 TB, 1 out of 6 PB done but some dead.
On June 17th, 2014 with 9 comments
kaszz writes:In 2013 an experiment to test the endurance of SSD consumer...
Unisys is Shifting to Intel Xeon chips for its Flagship ClearPath Servers.
On June 18th, 2014 with 13 comments
AnonTechie writes:Unisys is phasing out its decades-old mainframe processor,...
Glasses for those with Failing Vision
On June 18th, 2014 with 8 comments
khakipuce writes: The BBC was running an article yesterday about some...
Can You Build A Safe, Sustainable Skyscraper Out Of Wood?
On June 19th, 2014 with 40 comments
gewg_ writes:The Center for American Progress reports: North America's tallest...
To stand and be still,
At the Birkenhead drill,
Is a damned tough bullet to chew.
-- Rudyard Kipling
