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The last week of July was an exciting week in the world of tech. And in case you missed out while you were on the beach, we have the roundup for you.
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Called a 'microvascular stamp,' the bandage contains cells that encourage the growth of damaged tissue in specific patterns. Read this blog post by Elizabeth Armstrong Moore on Health Tech.
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Fancy not having to clean your shirts, ever again? All right, that might be a pipe dream for some, but I suppose having some sort of self-cleaning mechanism is better than none at all.
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Researchers have used candle soot to produce a transparent superamphiphobic coating made of glass. Oil and water both roll off the new coating, leaving nothing behind. It works even when the layer was damaged with sandblasting.
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Senseg is able create the feeling of texture using electrostatic fields to simulate different levels of friction, providing the feel of something physical on a perfectly flat screen. Via Panayiotis
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As our smartphones start doing more for us and become more feature packed, the more battery it would drain, but the thing is it does not matter how big a battery you have because the more you charge it, the [...]...
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Discovery heralded as game-changer for manufacturers of vehicles, aircraft, and batteries...
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A team of engineers from Northwestern University have modified a lithium-ion battery -- the chunky energy cell found in most modern gadgets -- so that it can charge ten times faster than current batteries, and last ten times longer...
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UK chip designer ARM has unveiled a new processor which should allow manufacturers to make cheaper smartphones.
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Nissan's next-generation super-rapid car chargers will recharge an EV battery in 10 minutes or less. Read this blog post by Liane Yvkoff on The Car Tech blog.
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Controlling physical objects by merely thinking about them is now a reality.
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Faster delivery is always better when it comes to pizza, Thai food and now... drugs? Doctors seem to think so as they're experimenting with a new method of delivering medicine to the bloodstream via tiny nanotubes powered by rocket fuel.
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In case you missed the big stories over the past few days, we bring the best to you on this week's Top 10 Tech.
Lucienne Lopez's comment,
June 28, 2013 10:04 AM
Yes please! It's really annoying having to commit a route to memory or stop and pull your phone out to check where you're going! This is a dream and couldnt be here soon enough! I love riding, but hate getting lost. Nice one Google!
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July 2, 2013 11:05 AM
There is always good intesting things going on in the world of Tech! I'm glad to see free solar phone chargers in NY.
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With the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2012 a few short weeks away, it’s a good time to look ahead at what’s next for consumer technology.
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Tuesday’s announcement from Microsoft co-founder (and somewhat reclusive billionaire) Paul Allen could change all of that. Allen is starting a $200 million company, Stratolaunch Systems, that will marry the designs of two of the space industry’s most important inventors: Burt Rutan and Elon Musk. Behold, the hybrid rocket plane — due this decade, larger than any aerial vehicle yet built, it can put anything and anyone in orbit.
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Soon, George Jetson won’t have much on you. The future is here, and while you may not be able to afford it yet, you can start compiling your wish list. Here are the latest technologies to watch out for. Via Panayiotis
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Meet Autonomo, the half-width autonomous car that just might foreshadow next-generation personal mobility in crowded cities.
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The future looks bright in the tech world, and this week was especially lively, packed with astonishing innovations. Here's the top 10 tech this week.
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What the Mashable Community thinks the next 40 years of technology will look like.
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While we're used to seeing and hearing content on the Internet, smelling it has never really had much of a look in. That changes with the launch of a cool new product from London's ...
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Today in San Francisco, digital camera and imaging start-up Lytro is unveiling a consumer digital camera that it claims will be the biggest technological jump since we started talking megapixels over 20 years ago.
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By adding sodium chloride to the electronic lithography process, researchers in Singapore have achieved magnetic storage with a density of up to 3.3TB per square inch.
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Is there anything that could be more appropriate to bring back than smell-o-vision? Considering that 3D is helping bringing people back into the theaters, why not this fad?
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Casio today announced the release of the new DV-220, JV-220 and MV-210 calculators with dual displays.
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In case you missed it, here are some of the top Tech stories of the week.