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Google Unveils iPhone 'Killer'
Will the Google phone have you hanging up your iPhone?

Tongue stimulator can boost ailing senses
A device that relays a person's body movements to an array of electrodes on their tongue could help people with balance problems recover their poise, or wheelchair users avoid pressure sores.

The HTC Touch Pro, a QWERTY Diamond
Call it Raphael no longer! HTC has officially thrown the cover off its Touch Pro today -- the QWERTY slider sibling of the recently-unveiled Touch Diamond -- which should cover the bases for those who loved the Diamond's keen looks but decided they'd go our of their gourds without a full set of physical keys at their disposal. Under that glossy...

Corner Shot - a weapon that fires around corners
Apparently you can do anything these days, including shooting around corners. This invention called Corner Shot is an extension to a handgun (equipped with a video cam) that lets the shooter see and remain unseen.

Windows 7 multi-touch LCD announced
Albatron has a fancy Windows 7-like touchscreen LCD. 20% more expensive than a regular LCd. Where can I sign up?

How Android Will Change Your Shopping Experience Forever
Android application scan finds pricing and metadata for anything with a barcode. You will be able to source detailed reviews, search online/offline stores for better prices, get directions to other local stores, preview cd's (yes people still buy cd's unbelievably!) and check for books in the local library.

Japanese "suzukaze" device cools your butt while you sit
Nothing like sitting down for a day at the office on your favorite butt-cooling chair.

In Pictures: Great Bond Gadgets
Get Up Close with some of the great gadgets used in the 007 movies.

What the CIA Learned From Get Smart
"Many of the devices first seen in movies and on TV actually came about," says Robert Wallace, former head of the CIA's covert skunk works, the Office of Technical Services.

Controlling your fertility via remote
A new device, which can be implanted into any man, will let the user turn his sperm on or off at any time, via remote control.

"Luke" The Mind-Controlled Robotic Arm
The arm is fully articulated, giving the user the same degrees of movement as a natural arm, and is sensitive enough to pick up a piece of paper, a wineglass or even a grape without mishap.

How My Wife Castrated My DVD Collection
My wife always hated my DVD collection. A testament to my bachelorhood prominently sitting on a set of shelves in our living room, she would glance over at it like an unwanted dinner guest who had long finished desserts and was now lighting up a cigar in our living room. Drunk.

Exclusive First Photos: Dell Mini Inspiron
Straight from Michael Dell, a first look at their Mini Inspiron Notebook which will go toe-to-toe with the Asus Eee and HP 2133.

Bond gadgets: never say they'll never work
Ian Fleming, the creator of James Bond, was born 100 years ago today. But while his hero's Cold War concerns may have dated, some of Bond's gadgets have not. Some movies and stories used existing technologies such as jetpacks (Dr No), autogyros (You Only Live Twice) and GPS-capable phones (Casino Royale)...

Lamest Fetish Items Ever: From Expensive to Foolish, '99-'06
15 years of Wired Fetish. That's 442 pages of obsessive gear lust. We were bound to make a few bad selections...

Robot climbs 1640-foot cliff at Grand Canyon
Panasonic have sent a 17-centimeter tall, 130-gram robot up a 1738 foot (530m) length of rope suspended next to a 1640 foot (500m) cliff at the Grand Canyon

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The age-old Magnifying Glass goes Digital
People who lose part of their sight to macular degeneration, diabetes or other diseases may now benefit from some new technology. Several portable video devices that enlarge print may help them make the most of their remaining vision.

Latest iPhone 2.0 beta adds geo-tagging to Camera photos
A new beta of Apple's iPhone Software v2.0 Update released privately to a select group of enterprise partners this week adds a few new preferences and the beginnings of geo-tagging support for the handset's Camera app.

How To Eavesdrop on Bluetooth Conversations
A demo on how to attack and capture audio on a Bluetooth headset using a handheld Nokia.

This Technology Will Blow Your Mind..
These genius' never cease to amaze me.. This technology will soon be at our fingertips..

Samsung demos 82-inch 2160p HDTV
And you thought your 1080p TV is great!

World?s Largest Self-Sustaining Solar Color LED Wall
Visible from up to a kilometer away on one of Beijing?s most congested main roads, the 20,000 square foot bright light facade of the Xicui entertainment complex is more than stunning, it?s surprisingly strong in its green credentials. The "Wall" is the world?s largest color LED display, and has a self sustaining energy life-cycle.

Robot trained to pick up lamps, eggs
Delicate movements by robots are fairly difficult. After all, most robots are made of milled metals and death-dealing neutronium, so you can?t really pick up ?egg or an electric lamp"

7 Cool Bluetooth Gadgets
"Here's a look at some of the latest Bluetooth-enabled devices."

Happy Birthday, Lasers!
Lasers are like your favorite uncle who can do no wrong. You know, the one who's always hip to the latest technology, does amazing magic tricks at all the family dinners, always photographs well, and has more than once saved baby Med-Tech from a burning house of boring....

Robotic suit amplifies human strength
Rex Jameson bikes and swims regularly, and plays tennis and skis when time allows.

Touchscreen BlackBerry "Thunder" Due by September
"The Wall Street Journal confirms all of the details unearthed a few days ago about BlackBerry's touchscreen Apple killah: Dubbed Thunder, it's only got four physical keys and it'll be exclusive to Verizon Wireless in the US and Vodafone abroad. "

Electronic Facemask Re-skins Reality
In a troubling future, these augmented reality devices would offer a new dimension - a virtual layer that could be used to ?re-skin? the troubling outside world. A boundary between the wearer and the world around him, the device would become a sort of visual drug, used to make the world appear a better place ? even if just for a moment.

5 Amazing Oddball Flying Machines
In honor of Yves Rossy, the Swiss man who flew over the Alps on a personal jet-powered wing Wednesday, We were inspired to search for some of the other strangest devices that have carried men aloft.

Digg Lab's Big Spy on Chumby!
Fans of digg who own a Chumby can now keep a visualization of digg's activity scrolling by on their desk, coffee table, or nightstand all day long!

Worst of the Web for two years running
That's the uncomfortable verdict for PCMall and PCConnection rendered this morning by the just-released "ForeSee Results Top 100 Online Retail Satisfaction Index." PCMall and PCConnection not only bring up the rear among computer and electronics sites, they bring up the rear, period -- just as they did last year.

TENORI-ON: Now How COOL Is This Musical Instrument!
Tenori-On is a new electronic instrument designed by Toshi Iwai. There's no way I'll be able to master it though.

More Americans snipping landlines in favor of cell phones
Mobile phones are steadily becoming the only phone in American households, according to a new study. The trend, however, signifies both positive and negative changes on the horizon.

ITP show: Using a wheelchair (and Wiimote) to create art...
This year @ the ITP show the latest addition of devices used for projects included the Wiimote. Younghyun Chung's digital wheelchair art project @ ITP...

Solar Power Table in Your Office? Why Not?
Solar power is taking the world by storm, and these days its easy to find solar powered chargers, solar powered lights and solar powered laptop bags. So you know it was only a matter of time before someone came up with a solar power work table.

'Virtual watercooler' makes workplace more fun
Once upon a time, people bonded with their co-workers on office softball teams and traded gossip at the watercooler.

Round 1 Winners of the Android Developer Challenge
Google has contacted the Round 1 winners of the Android Developer Challenge and here are the results. Listed are 46 of the 50 Winners? the remaining 4 opted not to disclose their project!

Gadget Freaks Guide to Spending Stimulus Check
Some gadgets you can buy with your stimulus check

Why you might soon think you're hearing things
A technology that beams sound directly into people's ears has advertisers salivating, but as Vito Pilieci writes, critics fear yet another invasion of privacy.