APEN digitizes content written on paper in ink: "Computer styluses are certainly handy, but it can be kind of tricky when you're writing or drawing on a stylus pad, yet you can only see what you're doing up on the screen. The resulting scrawls often have ... shall we say, a child-like appeal."
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Film-maker's Camera Eye is up and shooting
Film-maker's Camera Eye is up and shooting: "When he was nine years old, Toronto film-maker Rob Spence received a severe injury to his right eye in a shotgun accident. After a period of hiding the aftermath under an eyepatch, six years ago he had the eye replaced with a prosthesis."
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Kia attempts to set fuel economy record for driving across the U.S.
Kia attempts to set fuel economy record for driving across the U.S.: With gasoline prices steadily heading into the stratosphere, fuel economy is forefront in the minds of the majority of car buyers, prompting automakers to perform all kinds of stunts to highlight the efficiency of their vehicles.
Click and Grow computerized pot-plant hits the market
Click and Grow computerized pot-plant hits the market: "The Click and Grow computerized pot-plant system that first caught our eye last year in prototype form has had a few refinements and has now gone into full-scale production and is ready for sale"
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Sony takes the wraps off new SLT-A77 (α77) and SLT-A65 (α65) cameras
Sony takes the wraps off new SLT-A77 (α77) and SLT-A65 (α65) cameras: "Sony has revealed that its faithful α700 mirror-based digital SLR (DLSR) is being put out to pasture and replaced with a powerful new pretender featuring the company's Translucent Mirror Technology. "
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Sony details the NEX-7 / NEX-5N digital cameras
Sony details the NEX-7 / NEX-5N digital cameras: "The interweb rumor mill has been busily whipping up a storm about a new mirrorless digital camera from Sony in recent weeks. Happily, the official announcement from Sony hasn't disappointed those of us who have been patiently waiting for something more tangible."
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Rear access helmet designed for easy, safe removal
Rear access helmet designed for easy, safe removal: "Although motorcycle helmets save countless lives, they can pose a challenge to emergency response personnel at accident scenes - the helmet needs to be removed, yet the patient's head should be moved as little as possible, in case there are any spinal cord injuries. "
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New technique delivers 'real' lab-grown muscle tissue
New technique delivers 'real' lab-grown muscle tissue: "Most people who have sweated it out in the gym trying to add a bit of muscle definition to their bodies will know just how difficult such a task is, but trying to grow muscle tissue with a real muscle structure complete with blood vessels in the laboratory has proven to be an even more difficult brief for researchers."
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SignalGuru uses network of dashboard-mounted smartphones to help drivers avoid red traffic lights
SignalGuru uses network of dashboard-mounted smartphones to help drivers avoid red traffic lights: "The continuing increase in gasoline prices around the world over the past decade has also seen an increase in the practice of hypermiling - the act of driving using techniques that maximize fuel economy."
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Sunday, August 28, 2011
Sony reveals more details on PS Vita
Sony reveals more details on PS Vita: One of the two PS Vita versions offers 3G connectivity and the device will be sold through cell-phone provider AT&T exclusively in the US - but no word on AT&T data plans and pricing yet. Vita cannot be used as a cell phone and the VoIP support is unclear. Sony also says the console will not be region specific.
Scientists create 'living laser'
Scientists create 'living laser': While laser beam-shooting plants or animals might seem like something straight out of Star Trek, two researchers from the Wellman Center for Photomedicine at Massachusetts General Hospital recently wondered whether such organisms could theoretically exist.
ForceShoes enable extremely precise tracking of how their wearer walks
ForceShoes enable extremely precise tracking of how their wearer walks: There may not be many people interested in the precise measurement of all the forces and movements that are at play as someone walks, but for those few, a new tool has been developed to help them carry out their research - ForceShoes.
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