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TechnoFile’s most interesting tech gadgets of 2012 Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | December 14, 2012
None of these products are cures for cancer, of course, but depending on your wants and/or needs, they could be just what the tech doctor ordered
The chemistry of early photographs: New American Chemical Society video American Chemical Society | December 10, 2012
Early photographers came up with hundreds of different processes to develop images in unique and often beautiful ways
Alien fighters, spooks come to Blu-ray Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | December 7, 2012
Paranorman, Men in Black 3
First synthesis of gold nanoparticles inside human hair for dyeing and much more American Chemical Society | December 5, 2012
The scientists confirmed that the particles were forming inside the hairs’ central core cortex
Plastics used in some medical devices break down in a previously unrecognized way American Chemical Society | December 5, 2012
Advice for bag-in-box wine drinkers: Keep it cool American Chemical Society | December 5, 2012
Storage temperature had the biggest impact on all of the wines
Nanobot ‘truck’ delivers lifesaving cargo Guest Column | December 5, 2012
Using the new complex science of DNA origami, an Israeli biologist folds genetic material into a unique targeted delivery system for drugs
A Toy With The Worx: Worx Toys Combine Entertainment & Education News on the Net | December 4, 2012
Toy lines interactive technology proving popular with kids and parents alike
Adobe Acrobat embraces the Cloud Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | November 30, 2012
Scientists sniff out the substances behind the aroma in the “king of fruits” American Chemical Society | November 28, 2012
Four of the newly discovered chemical compounds were previously unknown to science
Many home couches contain potentially toxic flame retardants American Chemical Society | November 28, 2012
About 85 percent of manufacturers are now using flame retardants in their couches compared to the past
Hagfish slime as a model for tomorrow’s natural fabrics American Chemical Society | November 28, 2012
A method for drawing hagfish slime thread proteins into fibers comparable to lab-made spider silk
The new ‘Killer Shark’ Automatic Watch Tim Saunders | November 26, 2012
An eye-catching heavy duty creation that will stand up to anything that’s thrown at it
Major advance in using sunlight to produce steam without boiling water American Chemical Society | November 19, 2012
Nanoparticles in solar energy
Reference Recordings crafts classic, HDCD Christmas album Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | November 16, 2012
"Horns for the Holidays,"
Bose TV “sound bar” likes to be loud Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | November 9, 2012
The black beauty is designed to sit under your TV (or, more accurately, your TV sits on top of it), and Bose says it will dramatically improve dialogue, music, action and sound effects from everyday programming
Cardboard wheelchair to roll out of Israel News on the Net | November 8, 2012
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Watch review Tim Saunders | November 5, 2012
Sekonda Tachymeter 500
Handheld cordless vacuum cleaner review Tim Saunders | November 5, 2012
Makita BCL180Z
The controversy over flame retardants in millions of sofas, chairs and other products American Chemical Society | October 31, 2012
Flame retardants pose unacceptable toxic hazards and do not work as effectively as widely believed
Date palm juice: A potential new “green” anti-corrosion agent for aerospace industry American Chemical Society | October 31, 2012
Date palm juice inhibited corrosion of an aluminum alloy called AA7075
Inspiration from Mother Nature leads to improved wood American Chemical Society | October 31, 2012
The treated wood was harder than untreated wood and more resistant to the effects of water, holding its shape better through changing humidity
A heady discovery for beer fans: The first gene for beer foam could improve froth American Chemical Society | October 31, 2012
CFG1 gene a good candidate to improve the foam character in the brewing industry
When natural disaster hits, will you have a working clock that tells time? News on the Net | October 30, 2012
New Clock Powered By Water

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FitDesk and Slimcoach October update Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | October 19, 2012
The incredible shrinking writer continues to shrink
New Technology Gives The PURE Glass Bottle A Clear Advantage In Reusable Beverage Bottles News on the Net | October 18, 2012
Patent pending SafeShell technology
High def TV looks to get higher Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | October 12, 2012
4K "ultra high definition" is great news for a tech fan and writer, but it's also another leap onto the merry-go-round for consumers
Squeezy Pouches at the Supermarket News on the Net | October 12, 2012
One of the latest innovations in modern food packaging made possible by advancements in plastics
TuneLink device streams audio to your home stereo wirelessly Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | October 5, 2012
It's a great system, 500 watts per channel of Rotel Class D power driving Definitive Technology speakers
Technological Advances Help Reduce SIDS Deaths News on the Net | October 2, 2012
New Audio-Video Enhanced Technology Protects Sleeping Infants And Give Parents Peace Of Mind
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