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Monday, 20 April 2015

Review: The T10 in-ear headphones from RHA

Within the ergonomic metal injection-molded stainless steel housing of each earpiece is a ...

In November last year, British headphone maker Reid Heath Audio (RHA) released a new flagship in-ear headphone model called the T10i that featured interchangeable tuning filters which altered the frequency response from the company's reference signature to focus on either lows or highs. The high fidelity, noise isolating earphones went on to earn the company a Red Dot Award in the Product Design category. RHA has recently added a sibling that's sonically the same but doesn't have an inline control and is a little cheaper, and it's this T10 model that Gizmag has been taking for a test drive... Continue Reading Review: The T10 in-ear headphones from RHA

Section: Wearable Electronics

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Today Is Your Last Chance To Save 46% On The Extreme Micro-Drone 2.0 w/ Camera

Get 56% off the Extreme Micro Drone 2.0 with Camera ($74.99 incl. shipping)

Some of the larger drones on the market look impressive, but can be daunting, and difficult to fly. The Extreme Micro-Drone 2.0 packs big-drone features (incl. a camera) into a flyable, palm-sized package, and it currently has 46% off... Continue Reading Today Is Your Last Chance To Save 46% On The Extreme Micro-Drone 2.0 w/ Camera

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Mercedes-Benz Concept GLC Coupé blends the SUV with the coupé

The Mercedes-Benz Concept GLC Coupé blends the SUV and the coupé

Following in the footsteps of the GLE Coupé, Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its Concept GLC Coupé at the Shanghai International Auto Show. Described as a "near-production-standard study," the Concept GLC Coupé is a four-door, four-seater concept that attempts to fuse the SUV with the coupé. .. Continue Reading Mercedes-Benz Concept GLC Coupé blends the SUV with the coupé

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New device combines the advantages of batteries and supercapacitors

A hybrid supercapacitor combines high power and energy density (Photo: UCLA)


Scientists at UCLA's California NanoSystems Institute have developed a new device that combines the high energy densities of batteries and the quick charge and discharge rates of supercapacitors. The hybrid supercapacitor is reportedly six times as energy-dense as a commercially available supercapacitor and packs nearly as much energy per unit volume as a lead-acid battery. .. Continue Reading New device combines the advantages of batteries and supercapacitors



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Friday, 17 April 2015

GOCE gravity satellite data helps produce tool for geothermal energy development

The Bouguer anomaly map was used to identify areas where the Earth's crust is particularly...


ESA's Gravity field and steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer (GOCE) satellite might have burned up in Earth's atmosphere back in November 2013, but the wealth of data gathered by the probe before its demise is still being utilized to great effect. A team of scientists has used the readings to produce an online tool designed to make it easier than ever to locate potential geothermal energy extraction sites. .. Continue Reading GOCE gravity satellite data helps produce tool for geothermal energy development



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Impossible City: A youth-built off-grid movable eco-village for Seattle's homeless

Sawhorse Revolution seeks to develop confident, community-oriented youth through carpentry...


A project by Seattle-based charity Sawhorse Revolution is both educating young people and creating accommodation for the homeless. The Impossible City is a community of housing built by local teens as they learn new skills. The accommodation is designed to be affordable, sustainable and movable... Continue Reading Impossible City: A youth-built off-grid movable eco-village for Seattle's homeless



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Thursday, 16 April 2015

Floating Seahorse boats to offer partially submerged living in Dubai's Heart of Europe

Work will start on the luxury floating homes in the second half of 2015, with the first vi...


Developer Kleindienst Group is planning to construct 42 floating properties as part of the Heart of Europe development in Dubai. Technically classified as a boat, the Floating Seahorse offers an entire floor of submerged living, providing clear views of marine life beneath the gentle waves of the Persian Gulf... Continue Reading Floating Seahorse boats to offer partially submerged living in Dubai's Heart of Europe



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Lost your Android phone? Just type "find my phone" into Google

Android users can now search for 'find my phone' in Google Search via a desktop browser to...


Losing your phone can happen easily. Unfortunately, finding it again can often be not so easy. Google has just made the search process a little easier for Android users, however. Now they need only type "find my phone" into Google Search using a desktop browser... Continue Reading Lost your Android phone? Just type "find my phone" into Google



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Video camera could record indefinitely, powered only by light from the image it captures

Housed in a 3D-printed body, the prototype device is of low resolution at present, but the...


By using the light reflected from the object being recorded, researchers claim to have created a prototype video camera that could potentially record indefinitely under its own power. By incorporating energy-harvesting photodiodes within the pixels of its image-capture array, the new camera produces self-sustaining electrical power while simultaneously capturing video footage... Continue Reading Video camera could record indefinitely, powered only by light from the image it captures



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Wednesday, 15 April 2015

Sustainable brewery turns Guinness green

Brewhouse No. 4 is said to be the first major brewery in the world to receive LEED Platinu...


Guinness, the Irish stout, is famously dark with a creamy head. It is also increasingly green. A newly-opened Guinness brewhouse has been awarded LEED Platinum certification. Brewhouse No. 4 at St. James’s Gate in Ireland was also awarded BREEAM Outstanding certification last year. .. Continue Reading Sustainable brewery turns Guinness green



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Panasonic wants you to wear its HX-A1 action camera

The Panasonic HX-A1 is a compact and tough wearable HD action camera


Panasonic has revealed its latest action camera in the form of the compact and wearable HX-A1. Decidedly less quirky than the 4K-toting HX-A500 it launched last year, the new model does away with the cable-connected screen and recording unit in favor of a self-contained cylindrical device. The tough compact body houses everything it needs to record Full HD point-of-view footage. .. Continue Reading Panasonic wants you to wear its HX-A1 action camera



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MIT-developed sensor can detect spoiled meat

The sensor makes use of modified carbon nanotubes in order to detect decay in meat (Image:...


A team of MIT chemists has developed a small sensor that's capable of telling consumers whether the meat in their refrigerators is safe to eat. The team believes that the inexpensive device, which makes use of modified carbon nanotubes, could help cut down on food waste. .. Continue Reading MIT-developed sensor can detect spoiled meat



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Tuesday, 14 April 2015

Faraday Porteur e-bike hits the market

The stylish Faraday Porteur electric bicycle offers 20 miles (32 km) of pedal-assist


Almost three years have passed since we originally reported on the Faraday Porteur electric bicycle, and following a successful Kickstarter campaign, it has finally hit the market. The stylish e-bike is available in British Racing Green and Classic White, and will set you back US$3,500. .. Continue Reading Faraday Porteur e-bike hits the market



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Monday, 13 April 2015

Friday, 10 April 2015

Five of the best: Smartwatches from the pre-Apple Watch era

Is the Apple Watch the only smartwatch that matters? These five wearables have something t...


As the Apple Watch goes up for online pre-orders (and in-store showings) around the world, perhaps you're wondering if any of the existing smartwatches are worth a look? We've been following this space closely for the last couple of years, and think these five are your best of the pre-Apple Watch smartwatches... Continue Reading Five of the best: Smartwatches from the pre-Apple Watch era



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Astronomers detect the building blocks of life in a distant star system

An artist impression of the protoplanetary disk surrounding MWC 480 (Image: B. Saxton/NRAO...


Astronomers from the European Southern Observatory have used the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) to observe the protoplanetary disk surrounding a young star, revealing the presence of complex organic molecules that represent the building blocks of life. The findings mark the first time that such a discovery has been made. .. Continue Reading Astronomers detect the building blocks of life in a distant star system



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Thursday, 9 April 2015

MIT's acoustic tumor cell sorting method is now up to 20 times faster

Significant improves have been made to the cell sorting technique since its announcement i...


A team of researchers from MIT, Pennsylvania State University and Carnegie Mellon University has announced key improvements to its acoustic wave-harnessing cell sorting method unveiled last year. The device, which is intended for use in the detection of cancer cells in the bloodstream, is now able to obtain accurate results from a patient sample in as little as five hours... Continue Reading MIT's acoustic tumor cell sorting method is now up to 20 times faster



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Is the One World Observatory about to offer the best view in the Western Hemisphere?

View from the top: New York's One World Observatory will offer visitors a view of New York...


Positioned toward the top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, New York's One World Observatory should offer visitors an amazing view of New York City and the surrounding area. It's set to open to the general public on May 29 and will cost adults US$32 per ticket. .. Continue Reading Is the One World Observatory about to offer the best view in the Western Hemisphere?



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The Meld smart knob takes over your stove to cook meals to perfection

The Meld smart knob takes over cooking duties (Photo: Meld)


Everything in the home, from light bulbs to TVs to fridges, seems to be getting smarter, and you can now add stoves to the list. Meld is a smart knob that attaches to your cooker, automating the process of maintaining temperatures and promising a perfect meal every time. It comes with a clip to monitor food temperature in the pot, and an app for iOS and Android that enables you to program in recipes... Continue Reading The Meld smart knob takes over your stove to cook meals to perfection



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Bolt electric skateboard claimed "world's smallest and lightest"

The Bolt electric skateboard is designed for commuting


The addition of electric power to the humble skateboard appears to given it a new lease of life. Electric skateboards are seen as a legitimate means of getting from A to B and are being designed specifically for that purpose. The Bolt is one such board and is claimed to be the smallest and lightest... Continue Reading Bolt electric skateboard claimed "world's smallest and lightest"



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