Take a moment and consider the amount of electricity it takes for a band to use all of their instruments. From the microphone to the electric guitar, everything seems to need a little power. Sean Stevens has completely unplugged the traditional band set, and plugged them into some self-generated power. Known as Sustainable Sound, his […]
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Chicago Sun Times: His winning idea is to put cellphone-charging kiosks at malls, airports, grocery stores and other sites where people are in a hurry. A 10-minute charge at the Charge N Go kiosk would cost $1, and would juice up smartphones, laptops and tablet computers. Users could lock their device inside the kiosk while
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What happens when you don’t have enough bandwidth to stream a movie, but you don’t want to down load it onto your computer? John Strisower hopes to give you a device that you can simply plug into your devices and play, reports The Sacramento Bee. He’s just launched a company, FlixChip Corp., that aims to
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The following is a guest post by Alex Hodson. It’s easy to forget how fast technology has progressed in the last decade and how technology has influenced our way of living today. It has been an inspiring and prosperous decade when you consider the sheer amount of human innovation. This list looks back at some
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A student from Duke University, Justin Manweiler, has come up with a unique device that will help extend the life of devices using wi-fi, reports IT Pro Portal. It is called the SleepWell. The invention by Manweiler is primarily based on how the battery life of Wi-Fi enabled devices, like laptops and smartphones, heavily depends
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Amazon has just released a new advertising supported Kindle for $114. The new Kindle contains advertising in it’s screensaver. The old, ad free, Kindle is still available for $139. How soon until Amazon is giving this things away? November 2011, if the predictions are correct.
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SCBJ says that Mary Reading was turned on to recycling electronics by watching a tv show. She didn’t like what she saw. She was tuned into a special about how the U.S. was exporting much of its electronic waste to underdeveloped countries for disposal. “I didn’t like that,†the Lynnwood County native said. “I thought,
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This year’s Consumer Electronics Show is more about incremental upgrades than massive breakthroughs. And, of course, there are the tablets. Wired put together this video for a quick, two-minute overview of the highlights.
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Moisture is the enemy of electronics and jewelry alike. It can cause your favorite necklace to tarnish, or it could make your cellphone stop working. First Care Bag is a special bag that you can store your favorite jewelry and electronics in. The bag is made to remove moisture from your personal items, and helps
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Plug-in adapters are everywhere. They duplicate the number of plug-ins available to each one and they can also increase the risk of fire within a home reports The Record Searchlight. The Hug-A-Plug, a new dual-plug grounded electrical outlet adapter that lets plugs lie almost flush with the wall, was introduced in March. You may think
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