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Get Smartphone: China's Counterfeiters Create an Adidas Handset
by China.newNew Japanese Smartphone Case Doubles as Radiation Monitor
by Steve LevensteinFlag Stickers for Galaxy Phones Show Off Your Home (Button)
by Steve LevensteinSeagate Planning 4TB Internal Hard Drive
by Rey M.L.In the next logical step for internal hard disk drives, industry giant Seagate is planning to introduce a new drive capable of holding 4000 gigabytes of data, in a traditional 3.5” size for easy installation into most desktop computers.
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by Ron CallariAData releases SATA III-supported S510 SSD
by Rey M.L.Gamers Build AIDS Molecule That Eluded Scientists For 10 Years
by T GoodmanIn what is believed to be the first instance of electronic gamers reaching a scientific discovery before trained research scientists, University of Washington (UW) gamers did indeed produce a model of an enzyme in AIDS and other viruses that scientists have been trying to model for more than 10 years. This was not just an academic exercise to test the new UW Fold-it game; discovery of the AIDS molecule in question opens the door to a whole new line of retroviral drugs.
A Very Smart Do-It-Yourself iPhone 4 Tripod Mount (Video)
by Must Love GadgetsTaking The Bull By The Horns, "Occupy Wall Street" Posters Motivate Campers
by Ron CallariC-Mill: A Plug & Play Treadmill For Gait Training & Rehabilitation
by Myra Per-LeeLearning to walk again after breaking a leg or hip, having a stroke, prosthetic, or partial paralysis depends on a lot of persistence and an excellent rehabilitation program that can guide you through gait training. Movement scientist Dr. Melvyn Roerdink from The Netherlands has developed a super smart, oversized treadmill that helps rehab patients gain confidence in their new gaits, with bells, whistles, and even light shows.