3D Printer works fueled by Sand and Sun

Projected by Markus Kayser, this advanced 3D printer employs the forsakes' literally interminable sun and sand to produce 3D objects. Nicknamed the Solar Sinter, this 3D printer applies solar panels to create sustainable energy that reins the sun’s heat rays to melt the silicon oxide in the desert’s sand and create 3D objects. While the objects might not be as accurate as a 3D laser printer, the fact that this gadget makes anything out of the sun and sand is astounding.



The Siner is able of warming levels of approximately one inch thick. The device functions the open-source software, ReplicatorG to print the 3D objects. Kayser’s device will be on display at the Royal College of Art’s graduate exhibition through July 3, 2011


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Droid Bionic Vs. Galaxy S II

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The Start of a Picture Revolution

A fresh technology that allows you to take a picture and focus later. No shutter drag. With this technology you can refocus, apply 3D effects and incredible low-light sensitivity.


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Hardware acceleration to Honeycomb tablets

Zinio and NVIDIA have brought hardware acceleration to the magazine reader app Zinio for Android. That means increased performance, smoother page turning, zooming and panning for Honeycomb tablets with Tegra.

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Nokia N9 Specs - It's official!

Nokia N9 Specs: no buttons (except from the "Lock Screen" and "Volume Up / Down" buttons located on one side) MeeGo OS new internet browser based on WebKit 2 technology new version of Ovi Maps 3.9-inch AMOLED, with a resolution of 854 x 480 pixels is protected by Gorilla Glass and curved towards inside 8MP camera, with Carl Zeiss lens and autofocus and HD stereo recording 1GHz processor, 1GB of Ram 16GB or 64GB of integrated internal memory Read more on Nokia Website

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Nokia N9 leaked images

If you are waiting for Nokia to feature a proper MeeGo powered phone take a look at these images. It seems that the new Nokia N9 will look something like this. The one from the right is rumored to be be called Nokia Lankku (N9-01) and will apparently run Harmattan. Hardware features (rumored): - a little thicker than iPhone 4 - 960x540 resolution - 8 megapixel camera The phone is rumored to be released in Q3 for European customers. Watch a teaser ad for N9

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India will release a $35 tablet this month

The project was put on hold for a while, but the Indian Government backed it again and it's ready to see the light of day. This low cost table is codenamed 'Sakshat' and is expected to launch by the end of this month.
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LG Android Smartphone With Dual-Touchscreen Pics Leaked

Pocket-Lint have released recently some interesting images with what seems to be that the dual screen LG comes with Android. At first look it's just a normal phone. All this change when you open the QWERTY keyboard. You'll find a second touchscreen flanked by keys.

There are other dual-screen phones on the market, but I think this one has the coolest design. LG knows how to pack their stuff.

There is no official name for this dual-touch-screen phone but I'm sure we'll hear more about it in a near future. I'm sure the phone will come at a reasonable price.

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The future of gaming

CEO Steve Perlman talks about the future of gaming and OnLive. The level of realness in video games today it's only achievable in motion pictures.

OnLive is a service that allows the user to play high-end video games directly to you PC, tablet or mac with no downloads, no discs, no hardware. All you need is an internet connection.

Cloud gaming is a new way of experiencing hot games instantly. This new online gaming technology does not use discs and you don't need to wait in line to get your favourite game.

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Can you spot the robot?

It's a known fact that Japanese people are all about inventing. The guy in this video managed to create a camouflage robot the could transform into a bear. The first generation of Transformers!

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Have you seen the Google Logo today?

... and the best part is that you can sing at it!
Google Logo

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