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  1. Microsoft offers $44.6 billion for Yahoo. Shareholders rejoice
  2. Tearless onions may soon be the norm
  3. SUV Owners Will Pay $50 per Day to Drive in London
  4. Gametech's Sound Shell DLite
  5. Ground-breaking wheelchair will move at the flick of a tongue
  6. Sony's first ever product
  7. Rinspeed Splash, High-speed Sports Car Transforms into a Boat at the touch of a button
  8. Nintendo Game&Watch modded to a phone
  9. The World's Largest Pencil
  10. Sanyo W62SA phone comes with a healing touch
  11. Nuage Vert - Green Cloud in Helsinki has a reason
  12. Nike SPARQ Parachute helps you run faster
  13. Mustek PF-A950PS - 9.5 inch photo frame with NXT flat-panel speaker
  14. Smartparts has the World's Largest Digital Photo Frame
  15. 8-Bit Dynamic Life Shirt
  16. DoCoMo cellphones to offer office security system via RFID
  17. Mustek DV300T digital camera thinks it's a cell phone
  18. Goodbye Moto? Motorola considering to shut its phone unit.
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Microsoft offers $44.6 billion for Yahoo. Shareholders rejoice

In its bid to gain control over the Internet Microsoft has offered $44.6 billion for Yahoo. The deal will be in cash and stock in cash and stock and will give Microsoft a boost in the online services market. Microsoft's bid $31 per share for Yahoo, representing a 62 percent premium to Yahoo's closing stock price Thursday. Sadly I dont have YHOO in my portfolio. Via - Microsoft. Image credit Gizmodo...

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Tearless onions may soon be the norm

If we go by what New Zealand scientists say, then Tearless onions may soon be a reality. That means no more crying while cooking! Yipee! Crop and Food research scientist Colin Eady says that the onions were still in the developmental stage. And if the things progress in the same line, then the tears-free onions will be the norm within the next decade. Dr Eady has been conducting lab tests to dry up the agent in onions that causes...

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SUV Owners Will Pay $50 per Day to Drive in London

If live are in London and your vehicle belongs to the band G, i.e. emit more than 225 grams of CO2 per kilometer then you will have to pay £25($50) every day to enter the congestion zone. This will obviously affect those who own heavy 4×4 vehicles. Most other vehicles will continue to pay the daily charge of £8 ($16). As it is London charges a tax, known as a congestion charge, on almost all vehicles that enter central...

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Gametech's Sound Shell DLite

The Sound Shell DLite from Gametech boosts the sound of your console. It fits around your DS Lite but bulks up the size, but that alright because the amplified speakers and the battery compartment that powers them is housed in it. Besides offering a buffer against bumps it adds sound benefits as well....

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Ground-breaking wheelchair will move at the flick of a tongue

Severely physically handicapped people may get a breather, and may be able to become mobile, thanks to the efforts of some scientists. They are working on the concept of building a wheelchair that can be controlled by the tongue of the person using it. The system will allow one to operate all the functions of an electric wheelchair with eight different flicks of the tongue. A tiny microphone placed in the ear detects each tongue movement and a computer...

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Sony's first ever product

When it was founded in May 7, 1946 the first product of Sony was not a Walkman, A VCR or a television but it was an electric rice cooker. Brainchild of Ibuka one of the co-founder the electric rice cooker was made by merely interlocking aluminum electrodes which were connected to the bottom of a wooden tub, was a primitive product. The result depended heavily on the kind of rice used and the weight of the water. Tasty rice was...

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Rinspeed Splash, High-speed Sports Car Transforms into a Boat at the touch of a button

All you need to do is flick a button and this plush sports car will convert itself into a high-speed boat. No, it's not a fantasy out of some Sci-fi movie but a reality. The car can swim and hover above the water. At the push of a button a hydraulic mechanism transforms the sports car into a propeller-powered boat. An integrated 'hydrofoil' system lifts the car to 'fly' two foot above the water's surface. Created by Swiss genius...

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Nintendo Game&Watch modded to a phone

Besides the Parachute Jump and Oil Spill, my abso fav game was the Octopus. So I was really tickled when I came across this, a Japanese modder has modded the game to a mobile phone. Although the size of the game is big, he has managed not to make it too bulky; in fact it sports quite a slim form. Moreover, this Game & Watch is fully functional as phone. There is history behind the effort. Apparently the guy's...

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The World's Largest Pencil

What you are seeing is the world's largest pencil at 76 feet and weighing over 22,000 pounds. Built by Ashrita Furman a Guinness Enthusiast had got the local police petrified because they from the satellite images the pencil looked like a missile. The pencil is made out of 8,000 wooden boards, a 10-inch graphite piece and the pink rubber on the top weighs 200 pounds. Thanks Bob...

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Sanyo W62SA phone comes with a healing touch

Mobile phones and peace of mind never go hand in hand, a single call can ruin your perfect vacation not to mention the long going debate of radiation and cancer. But you can co-relate the Sanyo W62SA mobile phone with peace and relaxation. Browse through the phone's menu and you will stumble across the Spa menu which activates a series of relaxing lights and sounds. As the phone is waterproof the soothing lights and sounds will make the hot...

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Nuage Vert - Green Cloud in Helsinki has a reason

How do you make your town aware of the amount of electricity its using? Here is a very novel way. Every night from the 22 to the 29 of February this year, vapor emissions of he Salmisaari power plant in Helsinki (Finland) will be illuminated to correlate the current levels of electricity consumption by local residents. Apparently a laser ray will trace the cloud during the night time and turn it into a city scale neon sign. Nuage Vert...

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Nike SPARQ Parachute helps you run faster

The SPARQ Parachute creates the drag necessary to force athletes to push themselves harder to achieve speed. It is designed for athletes who weigh 170 - 210 lbs. The easy step-in belt allows you to get right to your workout without having to fidget with buckles or adjustments. The Specs include: - Maximum drag = 25 lbs of force. - Belt accommodates waist sizes 32"- 56". - Durable enough for team training. - Floating metal tri-ring reducing belt offers...

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Mustek PF-A950PS - 9.5 inch photo frame with NXT flat-panel speaker

Mustek has showcased the PF-A950PS a 9.5 inch digital photoframe which uses NXT flat-panel speaker technology. The 9.5 inch LCD delivers a resolution of 800 x 480 and a 16:9 image ratio. It accepts most standard memory cards including SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro/XD and CF media. The frame supports JPEG photos, AVI, MJPEG and Xvid video with audio, plus MP3 music files. The Mustek PF-A950PS is scheduled to hit stores by May for $249.99. Source...

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Smartparts has the World's Largest Digital Photo Frame

Smartparts is pleased as a punch because it's staking the claim of manufacturing the world's largest digital photo frame. The Digital frame is called the SP3200 and features a 32-inch frame has a 16:9 widescreen LCD panel and can display photos at up to 1366x768 resolution. It even boasts of video playback capability and a built-in speaker. It supports MPEG, MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, WMA, and AVI files. The frame accepts MS, SD, and CF memory cards directly and uses...

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8-Bit Dynamic Life Shirt

Let me explain the concept of this T-Shirt: you wear one and give one to your partner. Then whenever you both are "in range", the pixilated hearts start glowing to full charge. This means your beloved is somewhere nearby and you can go over and give him/her a hug! When you are out of range the glowing hearts dip to two and a half. Essentially you either need to pick up two T-Shirts or one T-Shirt and a transmitter...

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DoCoMo cellphones to offer office security system via RFID

DoCoMo is gearing up to offer cellphone loaded RFID chips, this will enable the users to unlock doors, access PCs and other networked peripherals, clock in and out each day, pay for things in the canteen and avail other facilities hooked up with an IC reader. It is called the Kaismart; Osaifu-Keitai phones or FeliCa RFID cards. This will be the instance where such cards will be used commercially. It will be available from the 8th of February in...

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Mustek DV300T digital camera thinks it's a cell phone

In a clear case of identity crisis, the Mustek DV300T camera thinks it's a cell phone and assumes its form factor. Keeping up the sham it embraces 3.1-megapixel resolution for still images and no optical zoom, features voice recording and doubles up as an e-book reader. If this cocktail isn't enough, it boasts at being a 6-in-1 thingie, whatever!...

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Goodbye Moto? Motorola considering to shut its phone unit.

The RAZR has lost its edge, after a year of losses and losing market share Motorola is considering separating the handset unit from its other businesses. The new RAZR line up turned out be a dud with dated features and the upcoming models don't look good either. Motorola's handset division lost close to a billion dollars last year. "All of our businesses have exceptional people, products and intellectual property and the ability to achieve category leadership in their markets,"...

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The Eye

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Sebastian Gutierrez's screenplay hews fairly closely to the superior original horror pic in its story about a concert violinist blind since childhood who regains her vision thanks to a double cornea transplant.

Fool's Gold

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A soggy, listless affair, this would-be fun-in-the-sun sunken-treasure frivolity starts taking on water from the get-go, thanks to drawn-out exposition and languid pacing.

Doc

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Immy Humes' documentary about her late father Harold L. Humes has a poignancy that comes not only from its subject but also from the inclusion of interviews with such departed contemporaries as Norman Mailer, George Plimpton, William Styron and Timothy Leary.

The Last Word

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PARK CITY -- The reason there are so few successful screwball comedies anymore is that it's nearly impossible to create the right balance of goofiness and reality. This is no exception.

A Raisin in the Sun

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PARK CITY -- The first network television movie to be screened at Sundance never totally transcends its origins on the stage and it's a long way from cutting edge cinema. But those who can relax into the leisurely pace and lush language will be rewarded with an earnest and moving night at the movies.

Birds of America

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PARK CITY -- Sundance was strewn with the remains of dysfunctional families this year, and perhaps none was more dysfunctional than the characters in Craig Lucas' "Birds of America." But quirkiness, as it is here, is often just an excuse for eccentric behavior with no real explanation.

August

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PARK CITY -- Another among this year's crop of features that demonstrates that having a cast with indie cred can sometimes do little to buoy a film's miscalculated execution.