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4G-Loaded Smart Trench Coat Tells You When It’s Raining

Progress in technical fields has been enormous and we’ve come to rely on it in our day-to-day lives, so much so that we apparently need technology to tell us it’s raining outside. Techies have developed…

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Philadelphia Pulls the Trigger to Become First City to Ban 3D Printed Guns

Philadelphia has voted unanimously to ban the production of firearms using 3D printers, becoming the first U.S. city to make printing any firearm or “any piece thereof” illegal. Councilman Kenyatta Johnson, author of the legislation,…

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Universal High-Tech Card Controls All of Your Credit and Debit Cards

Forget the stack of credit and debit cards that have been taking up all the space in your wallet. There is a new high-tech mega-card, or should we say “the real master card”, that works…

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Your Next Piece of Furniture May Be Partially Made from Potatoes

What’s normally a side dish may become a side table in your home in the near future. Potatoes are being served up in a new biodegradable, recyclable medium density fiberboard (MDF). MDF is a popular…

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Trash-Talking Robot Garbage Can Lectures You About Litter

Beware litterbugs. If you’re thinking about littering, you’re about to get called out … by a robot. Studies have shown that litter attracts litter and if streets and public places were clean, people would think…

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$600 “Invisible” Bike Helmet is 4X Safer Than Traditional Helmets

Sweden has developed the technology for an “invisible” bike helmet, a device to be worn around the neck and rivaling the idea of vehicle airbags. Within one tenth of a second of impact, an inflatable…

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Will Mile-Long Ice Wall Stop Fukushima’s Radioactive Water Leaks?

Researchers estimate that every day about 400 tons of highly radioactive water enters the Pacific Ocean from the tsunami- and earthquake-damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. The levels of contamination are dangerously high. TEPCO (Tokyo Electric…

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Teenage Girl Invents Flashlight That Runs Off the Warmth of Your Hands

Have you ever been in desperate need of a flashlight only to pick one up and realize the batteries are dead? Thanks to 15-year-old Canadian Ann Makosinski, you may soon only need the power of…

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Low Cash Flow? This Wallet Shouts to Keep You from Spending.

If you are an impulsive buyer, this crafty Japanese wallet can help you save money by rolling away when you reach for it. The Living Wallet looks like a regular wallet except for the small…

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Hybrid Nuclear Plants Could Help in the Fight Against Global Warming

Managing the variability of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power has always been a challenge. Many efforts have been made in the past to smooth the transition of renewable energy, like using…

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Technology

4G-Loaded Smart Trench Coat Tells You When It’s Raining

Philadelphia Pulls the Trigger to Become First City to Ban 3D Printed Guns

Universal High-Tech Card Controls All of Your Credit and Debit Cards

Your Next Piece of Furniture May Be Partially Made from Potatoes

Trash-Talking Robot Garbage Can Lectures You About Litter

$600 “Invisible” Bike Helmet is 4X Safer Than Traditional Helmets

Will Mile-Long Ice Wall Stop Fukushima’s Radioactive Water Leaks?

Teenage Girl Invents Flashlight That Runs Off the Warmth of Your Hands

Low Cash Flow? This Wallet Shouts to Keep You from Spending.

Hybrid Nuclear Plants Could Help in the Fight Against Global Warming

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