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Neurons, the nerve cells that send and receive electrical signals within the body, are one of those things that most of us probably don’t give a lot of thought to. Educational entrepreneurs Timothy Marzullo and Gregory Gage, however, think about them a lot. They think about them so much, in fact, that they’ve designed a gadget that lets anyone listen to the neural electrical activity of bugs, and conduct a series of interesting experiments. It’s called the SpikerBox, and oh yeah – in order to use it, you have to take the leg off of a cockroach. Read MoreAbout this project Thanks for checking us out on Kickstarter! If you have missed our successful Kickstarter project, please come and visit us at QuadMountain.com . This new site features the latest information. Colors coming, tech specs, testimonials, and ordering info. -- Thank you Kickstarter and the Kickstarter community from the Quad Mountain Team
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My Week With The iPod Nano Watch
When the first iPod Nano watch straps appeared on the scene in September, I was non-plussed. I’ve seen plenty of wrist-mounted MP3 players, phones, and other junk to understand that anything you wear on your wrist and still have to connect a pair of headphones to is bad news. In general, you look goofy and feel goofier.Cool Gadgets, New Gadgets, Tech News and Geek Design [Walyou]
For some reason, people really like Hello Kitty. What’s so special about a Japanese Bobtail cat is beyond me, but it’s a business that brings in more than $1 billion a year to Sanrio. Joseph Senior, an art director from New Zealand, felt that there’s more to do with the … Pacman is one of the first things that comes to mind when someone thinks “classic 80s videogames”.Fludit.com - Design, Inspiration and Technology Blog
The world of fashion has reached its end, we might say. After all those fashion shows, it is really hard to find anything unique there, even if fashion creations consider wearing monkeys instead of hats while riding on a donkey on the fashion scene. It seems that fashion has became just about the names. If a famous fashion designer makes a dress, it has to be good even if it is made of nothing, literally (by the way, this inevitably reminds me on "The Emperor's New Clothes").A peine le dernier jeu Saint Seiya disponible qu’il est déjà temps de penser au prochain. Mais attention, cette fois, vous ne revisiterez pas pour la douzième fois le Sanctuaire, ses courants d’air et ses flèches au pif. C’est de la nouvelle série animé dont il est question : Saint Seiya Omega , qui se déroule après la saga Hades.
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Reports from Taiwan say Apple is planning to use new “in-cell” display technology from Japanese manufacturers in the next iPhone. This would benefit Sony, Sharp, and Toshiba, who currently lead the industry in the technology. MacRumors : Compared with on-cell technology, touch panels that use in-cell technology can be made thinner because the touch sensors are actually placed inside the color filters rather than on top of them. At present suppliers for Apple’s touch panels (these include Taiwan’s TPK Holding Co. and Wintek Corp.) use mainly on-cell technology.
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Photos: Heather Beschizza Sorapot is a stylish and expensive teapot made from stainless steel and pyrex. Designed by Joey Roth , it is undeniably a beautiful creation. There’s even a matching teacup . But is tea brewed in it any good? I used it casually for a few days, including a blind test against a Brown Betty-style pot, and found it perfect as a compact tea-making gadget — a role that has its charms — but too small and fiddly to replace a traditional pot for hardcore tea addicts.

