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iPhone 5 rumor sparks new animation with Siri versus Tim Cook
Magnetic mount puts a smartphone on every wall in your home
Gyroscopic two-wheeler is an electric car that acts like a Segway
The light cycles in Tron have been duplicated by several motorcycle enthusiasts in real life, but they're mostly eye candy, and hardly practical. If you really want something close to a light cycle experience that is also a more usable commuter vehicle, the C-1 might be for you.
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Pioneer unveils augmented reality heads up display for cars
Advanced snorkel lets you swim underwater indefinitely
Best Buy employs leading tech geeks to appeal to consumers
Remote-controlled robot roaches ready to infest your nightmares
Audi e-bike lets you control riding modes via smartphone
Kinect-controlled 5-ton robot could be the most dangerous toy ever
The era in which we all get to have our own remote-controlled giant robots just got a little closer thanks to a new development from a few clever engineers in Japan looking to bring anime fantasy into reality.
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Digital mannequin lets you control your 3D models in real-time
Fashion brand brings real-time Facebook Likes to the physical world
Warning: Sleeping with your iPad can be hazardous to your smile
Weight-sensing vehicle could be the Segway of skateboards
Music player trainer also looks like the ultimate video game weapon
Volkswagen floating car concept rides the streets of China
Tokyo gets its second giant robot: a transforming fighter jet
Boeing Space Taxi passes re-entry test, ready for 2015 flight
In just a couple of hours NASA's space shuttle Enterprise will ride piggyback on a 747 across the New York skyline, a kind of last gasp for NASA's spacecraft program. Now commercial efforts like the new Boeing private space capsule hope to pick up the outer space slack.
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