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This year's Dyson Awards features all sorts of wild and wonderful ideas. From a fish-saving net, to a life-saving drone that can patch you up if you get stranded in the middle of nowhere; hell, there's even a human-powered washing machine in the mix. Now we've got the top 15 finalists to ogle at (with three from the UK), from which the winner will be picked by James Dyson himself very soon. Read More >
You've probably heard a lot about Nokia's Lumia 920 already, as it's the hot, new, second-generation Windows Phone from Nokia. New display technology; an amazing camera and cutting-edge speed all combine to make the most advanced smartphone on the market today. Read More >
Featured comment by Prozac:
"Is it me or are these dimwitted Nokia sponsored articles just sloppily giving away Nokia's 'oh-so-sneaky' intentions?" More »
A husband has tracked down a man, who allegedly raped his wife as a school girl, using the power of Facebook alone. If you're on Facebook, and someone wants to track you down, there really is no escape. Read More >
Featured comment by spank86:
"Although judging by this story it's only an allegation at this point. Might have been better if the guy had just encouraged his wife to go to the poli..." More »
Apple has lost its appeal against the findings of a previous case with Samsung in the UK, when judge Judge Birss found that Samsung's Galaxy Tab range hadn't copied Apple's iPad design and ordered Apple to run apologies on its web site and across print media. Read More >
Samsung has confirmed plans to update the telephones of UK-based Galaxy S III users to the latest 4.1 version of Google's code, telling users that "Jelly Bean" will arrive this month. There might be a delay while your network amends the bookmarks and installs some crappy apps, mind, but unlocked users ought to be in luck very shortly. [Clove] Read More >
Rumours have once again surfaced regarding a possible super-budget Nexus tablet, with the usual supply chain sources claiming a simplified, low-spec Nexus tab could arrive in Q4 of 2012 for $99, or around £60. Read More >
Featured comment by EddyCJ:
"Fair enough, but since $100 converts to about £85 after taxes etc over here, I can't see why they wouldn't tap on £15 to make it even." More »
Do you remember Richard Lee Norris? He was the guy who suffered a horrific gun accident in 1997 that ripped off his nose, chin, lips and teeth and turned him into a recluse. This past year he went under the most extensive face transplant ever and now after much recovery, his face is brand new. Read More >
Design permeates all aspects of our daily lives, and while most concentrate on high design -- that which makes things pretty, work well, and look awesome -- some design is purely functional, even if it looks sleek and sexy on the surface. Design in science is just like that. Read More >
Last night, Google sent out a mysteriously cute invitation about an Android event happening on October 29th in New York. All the invitation says is 'the playground is open'. What does that mean? Read More >
Apparently all the trouble that O2's been having recently with network outages, with the last issue raising its ugly head just last week, have been down to Ericsson. Its recently installed Ericsson-provided Centralised User Database keeps cocking up, and it'll take £10 million to replace. Read More >
Featured comment by Ghost:
"I have had trouble on my o2 connection since July's outage. o2 sent me in circles trying different things, saying its my phone and its not the network..." More »
The London Design Museum announced this week that from the 30th of January 2013, they'll be running an exhibition all about the future of high-tech Britain. The exhibition will be called 'United Micro Kingdoms: A Design Fiction,' and will imagine a Britain divided into four independent sub-states, "each free to experiment with governance, economy and lifestyle". Read More >
Researchers at Stanford claim they've figured out how to erase the traumatic memories of mice while they sleep bringing them one step closer to their goal of ending PTSD for humans. Apparently a prescription memory-eraser could even be on the way. Are we closer to an Eternal Sunshine moment than we think? Read More >
Featured comment by stonemanty:
"Agree, plus it was only partially (and apparently) effective; 'reduced fear responses' but what other damage was done, or effect caused?" More »
This is kind of cool: there is a full-size stormtrooper—and a small R2-D2—guarding one of the Don't Do Evil Galactic Empire'sdata centres. Oh the irony. Read More >
Featured comment by equesta:
"Actually, I was referring to my comment on that article (hence the comment deep link)
Just sayin' - you heard it first here on Giz UK! :)" More »
We don't yet know how to kill the common cold—we can only suppress it. But we might be able to use the ever-changing virus to kill something else we've been unable to destroy: cancer. Read More >
Featured comment by resis:
"Oops forgot he topped himself - I only remember his house being stormed by the zombies. My point about the virus not killing him stands though!" More »
Wouldn't it be great if we could run cars off compost? That's not the topic of a TED Talk, but, sadly, that small nugget of an idea is all you would need to be granted the freedom to pontificate before an audience of naive dreamers at a hokey conference. This is actually The Onion's first TED Talk parody. And it's incredible. The best line? "I'll be your visionary, and you do the things I come up with." Read More >
Featured comment by Prozac:
"This one's alright. But I really don't see where they are going with this. They wouldn't be able to do too many talks without risking tedium." More »
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