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CONSUMER PRODUCTS & TECHNOLOGY Got $34,000? That might just get you Samsung’s very cool flexible television. Well, $34,000 and residency in Korea. A new smoke alarm will soon be available from Birdi. The unit will do double duty, setting off alarms in case of either fire or carbon monoxide, and then placing calls to either the […]
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Aviator Wiley Post (glass eye and all). Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress. In July 1933, American pilot Wiley Post attempted to do something no one before him had: to successfully circumnavigate the Earth flying solo. Wiley Hardeman Post was born in Texas on November 22, 1898. While he was still quite small, his
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Smart Homes have appliances, lighting, heating, AC, TVs, computers, security, camera systems, and more, that are capable of communicating with each other.
Read More >Happy Friday! Start your weekend off right with fun articles and videos collected by your friends at Bask in this week's Friday Linkapalooza.
Read More >LG's super-thing TV screen, BMS's electric car, and 10-minute dry cleaning in your home.
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Happy Friday! Start your weekend off right with fun articles and videos collected by your friends at Bask in this week's Friday Linkapalooza. Enjoy!
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If you use an Apple device, you have access to their e-reader app: iBooks. Learn more about this program sometimes called "iTunes for books."
Read More >CONSUMER PRODUCTS AND TECHNOLOGY Robotics engineers in Japan are creating robots that are looking and sounding more and more human. Remember the replicators that created food to order on sci-fi shows like Star Trek? The world’s largest food and beverage company, Nestlé, is looking to make that science fiction a reality. Electronics giant L.G. is entering the […]
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40 years ago today, shopping was changed forever when an Ohio grocery store used UPC technology to scan items for the first time.
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On a basic level, goal line technology detects the ball passing through the goal, then sends an encrypted message to the referee’s watch.
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