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Toyota Corolla Goes Electric...Sort Of
by George Delozier
The Toyota Corolla has been a fine automobile since it's introduction in 1966. It has undergone several redesigns and hundreds of slight changes. Recently, a company based out of Finland decided it needed another change, but not nearly as subtly as some body lines. They plan on replacing the internal combustion engine with an all electric system.
New Les Paul Guitar Has Unique Style And Feature
by Joshua Khan
Gibson has always been known as an innovator when it comes to music, but their new Guitar of the Month is changing more things than just technology.
Gettin' Widggy With the Chumby
by Vicki Kwong
Who says you are too old to play with toys? It's soft, it's small, it's cute and it's socially acceptable to play with by those over the age of 19. I introduce to you, the Chumby .
Scientists Photograph a Light Pulse
by Lisa Zyga
Researchers have taken a photograph of a light pulse that is just 2.5 femtoseconds (10-15 seconds) long - the shortest pulse ever to be imaged.
They didn't use a tiny camera, but rather another even shorter light pulse. The flash lasted just 80 attoseconds (10-18 seconds), making it the shortest light pulse ever generated.
Wonder No More: Watch How-to Videos on WonderHowTo.com
by Lily Chaos
If you're looking for a how-to video on ... just about anything, you might find it on WonderHowTo.com, a community search engine that indexes over 130,000 instructional videos.
Man's New Best Friend: The Remote Golf Caddy
by Joshua Khan
With the help from one specific company, a routine 18 holes is about to become even more fascinating.
Pedalling Million Dollar Bike To Beijing
by Joshua Khan
Just when you thought the competition at the Olympics was tough, technology takes it up another notch.
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1 comment Electronic Cigarette Lights Up In A Healthier Way
by Joshua Khan
Thinking of quitting smoking but having trouble starting that process? One new invention has created the opportunity to make quitting an easier task.
Pat and His No-Dig Gardening Grow
by Gloria Campos
Thanks to innovative farming methods Pat Marfisi learned in Australia and other parts of the world while working on organic farms, his successful and popular garden are the talk around town because of what he gardening method doesn't require -- digging or much watering.
Shake Up The World With Creepy Snow Globes
by Diana Eid
Artists Walter Martin and Paloma Munoz construct eerie detailed artistic scenes hidden inside of snow globes.
Mangosteen, the Queen of Fruits!
by Steve Levenstein
Mangosteen, a small purple fruit relatively unknown outside of East Asia owing to its perishable nature, is about to make a big impact as a health enhancer. "Mangosteen Mania" has struck Japan - your country may be next!
First Reverse Vasectomy Ever Performed On A Horse!
by Lady Bee
The Smithsonian Institution's National Zoo just disclosed that surgery was performed late last year on a horse to reverse a vasectomy originally performed in 1999. This was the first reverse vasectomy ever performed on a horse. It was not just any horse: it was the National Zoo's endangered Przewalski horse, one of a few hundred wild horses alive today.
Making The Environment Greener With Seed Bubbles
by Joshua Khan
One design competition featured a new invention that can help your bike save ecosystems.
Agave Sweetens Naturally; Just Taste Your Tequila
by Boomer Babe
What does Wholemato Ketchup have in common with your favorite tequila? A succulent plant called the agave. The natural sweetener that Wholemato Ketchup uses is agave nectar culled from the flower of the agave plant. Tequila is distilled from sap in the heart of the blue agave.
Stem Cell Powder Re-grows Limbs
by Katie Gatto
The McGowan Institute of Regenerative Medicine at The University of Pittsburgh and the Brook Army Medical Center are trying to make at least one of the tales of science fiction a reality for modern soldiers who have lost a part of their body in service to their country.
JBL Introduces Futuristic iPod Speaker Dock
by Joshua Khan
Finding a cool speaker setup for your iPod can be a difficult task. There are a variety of different speakers out there, but there are only a few that aren’t boring. JBL Home Audio has a solution as they’ve introduced a new product with a futuristic look.
The Advanced Taser C2: The Ultimate Personal Defense Device?
by Manda Spring
Taser International, the well known and trusted manufacturer of taser guns for police departments, security personnel and the military, has come out with a great new product for personal defense.
The First Multiple Personality End Table: Fletcha
by Toby
When Brazilian designer Rafael Morgan thought about creating his Fletcha Side Table, he was reacting to the historically static nature of tables. We change our moods and our needs, the world is changing all the time, he thought. Why not have a table that we can change when our moods or needs change? The result: an anything but static, bright red, multiple-personalitied end table to function, challenge, or express just what you want.
Newest Device in Anti-Kidnapping Systems
by Manda Spring
The newest in anti-kidnapping devices has just become available due to the manufacturing genius of LL Electronics. The device is called the Hostage Tracking System and it can track above and below the ground. I
Cell Phones Go Green: Send Text Messages On “Bio-Plastic”
by Andrew Domino
Samsung introduces its new cell phones and the environmentally friendly methods used to make them.
