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Lapka personal environment monitor
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Lapka — your very own, personal environment monitor with precise and beautiful set of devices.
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Mini Microscope For iPhone
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"The Mini Microscope for iPhone transforms your smartphone into a mini microscope capable of 60x magnification. Attach the Mini Microscope to the camera lens of your iPhone 4 or 4S and you can zoom in on just about anything. Three built-in bright white LEDs will shed light on your subject and even allow you to reliably verify watermarks."
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OwnFone makes you just call the people you need
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"OwnFone is a mini, light, low cost mobile phone that just calls the people you need; simply press the name of the person you want to call. You can have up to twelve names on your OwnFone and it receives calls too. It’s about the size of a credit card so you can keep it on you at all times." Great!
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Logitech Washable Keyboard
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Logitech Washable Keyboard with drainage holes is easy to clean and easy to dry. It is expected to launch this month in the US and in October for European customers at an MSRP of $39.99.
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Science off the Sphere: Yo-Yos in Space
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NASA Astronaut Don Pettit uses his off-duty time to practice his microgravity yo-yo skills.

Conversation
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A conversation between an alien and human. So funny!
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Elecom Wireless Keyboard for Android
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Elecom's new wireless Keyboard for Android smartphones is foldable and handy. The thing you need to do is that you have to keep your phone in close proximity to the keyboard to maintain the connection. It is using NFC IP-1 protocol, and apparently it requires an accompanying Elecom app that will only be released to a select number of Android devices. It is $240.
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U.S. Olympic Team Tribute To Muhammad Ali
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Watch this exclusive tribute by Steve Porter for Muhammad Ali - the special guest of Team USA's 2012 Benefit Gala hosted at USA House the night before the London 2012 Opening Ceremony. [ Youtube ]

Chemistry On Mars
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"After an epic 354-million-mile trek through space, the Mars Curiosity Rover is zooming along at 13,000 miles per hour toward a scheduled Aug. 6 landing on the Red Planet to search for evidence of extraterrestrial life. We took a visit to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to talk to the Mars Science Laboratory Deputy Scientist, Ashwin Vasavada, who gave us a look "under the hood" of the rover, explaining the role of the analytical chemistry instruments found onboard Curiosity. Curiosity's primary mission goal is to determine the habitability of the Gale Crater, which scientists believe was once filled with water. Curiosity is basically an entire chemistry lab packed into a one mobile unit, equipped with the tools necessary to test the chemical composition of soil. Test results from these instruments will pave the way for future Mars missions, and may provide insight in the search for life on other planets."
Video by Kirk Zamieroski
Produced by the American Chemical Society

Arc Mouse
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The Arc Mouse will bring you a fresh computer usage experience. You can use it on any surface, including your jean-clad thigh! The curved ergonomics makes it that grips it well and uses it on surfaces that may not be flat. The Arc Mouse is a 2012 IDEA Awards entry. Designed by Seunghoon Shin and Chang Seok Kim.
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Microsoft Creates Smartphone Tech for Virtual Sword Fighting
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A team at Microsoft Research has created a hardware localization technology that enables you to play a multi-player sword fighting game using only smartphones. To play SwordFight, two players aim their phones at each other and move aiming for each other's handset, and try to jab at the other person’s handset. If a player hits within six inches of their opponent's handset, the opponent loses a point. It's all measured via the phone's accelerometer and digital compass, and the addition of the new little chirp allows the phones to know how close they got to each other. Microsoft Research team have developed this system called FAR. It's a system where one smartphone can locate another smartphone and measure its distance via chirps.One phone sends out a chirp, and a second phone determines the distance and the position of the first phone by measuring the time it takes for the chirp to travel to its speaker.
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AirMouse, the future computer interaction
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The world is in desperate need of a new solution so that we can once and for all get rid of the mouse, the one gadget that has injured more people than American football probably has. The AirMouse is basically a glove that you put on which interacts with the computer and enables you to move and work just like you usually would with a mouse, but in mid air. This solution is way less likely to strain your wrists, so it is a better choice for many people who haven’t been able to use a computer since they were injured. Is this the future of computer interaction?
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LifeWatchV - world's 1st healthcare solution smartphone
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Medical monitor developer LifeWatch has launched LifeWatch V, which is the world's first medical smartphone, for Android-powered devices. The Android smartphone has inbuilt sensors to help diagnose common disorders and illnesses. It allows users to monitor ECG, blood glucose, blood oxygen, body temperature, galvanic skin response, heart rate and stress level on their own. The company hopes to obtain EU CE Mark certification by the end of this year and US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval the following year.
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Sanwa 3D View-Master
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Sanwa 3D View-Master allows you to view YouTube movies on an iPhone instead of the classic circular slides. The Sanwa device works in a similar manner to its ancient mechanical counterpart, but magnifies side-by-side yt3D YouTube movies on an iPhone instead of the classic circular slides. You simply insert your iPhone in the slot and you're good to go; each eye only sees the image its meant to see, resulting in the 3D effect. It's 1,980 yen or roughly $25.
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Google Releases "Skydiving Demo" Project Glasses Video
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In the video, some gutsy guys were skydiving, doing bicycle stunts, and rapelling down the building while wearing Project Glasses.
The Project Glass team took product demoing to a new level at Google I/O 2012. Let's see how these guys spent the weeks leading up to the Google I/O demo, doing Hangout in Air and freefaling with Glass. You can search more information at the Google Blog.
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