The proliferation of electronic devices threatens to turn many rooms into real remote control warehouses. Logitech wanted to provide a solution to users with the Harmony 900, a remote control with which up to 15 devices can be managed.
Although the heat is still pressing, the Japanese firm Sanyo is already preparing electronic clothing that we will be able to wear next winter, such as a neck warmer with a stove that recharges with solar energy.
Panasonic's little robot Evoia just broke a record. To demonstrate the life of two EVOLTA batteries, he drove his trike for 24 hours on the asphalt of the famous Le Mans circuit in France, covering a total of 23,726 kilometers.
Kingston is determined to put the long teeth on gadget addicts and, incidentally, revolutionize the portable memory market with devices like the DataTraveler 300.
According to the rules of golf, in an official game it is not allowed to carry more than 14 clubs in the bag, between putters, irons and woods. Now, Golf en Uno proposes to fans to replace up to 8 of them with a telescopic iron that can be adapted to different angles.
Engineers at the University of Alabama are developing software that teaches first aid using the controls for Wii, Nintendo's popular video game console.
Repairs to the exterior of spacecraft and orbital stations are one of the riskiest tasks astronauts have to deal with. NASA finalizes the development of a new generation of assistant robots called LEMUR II.
Martin Cooper and Raymond S. Tomlinson have been awarded the 2009 Prince of Asturias Award for Technical and Scientific Research. The award recognizes two inventions, the mobile phone and the email, which have revolutionized the way we communicate.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
