Video: David Letterman’s Top 10 Signs You’ve Purchased A Bad iPhone 4
Okay, the iPhone 4 death grip fiasco has official hit a new level now that it’s a late night punch line. There’s no turning back after both Letterman here in the states and Top Gear across the pond have both done bits on it. Apple’s PR machine better be warming up because it’s going to be running overtime to recover from this. Click through for the video.
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Video: David Letterman’s Top 10 Signs You’ve Purchased A Bad iPhone 4
Tec Hideoto portable cassette player time-travels from 1994, gets USB audio for its trouble
Tec Hideoto portable cassette player time-travels from 1994, gets USB audio for its trouble originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 13 Jul 2010 14:06:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Inhabitat’s Week in Green: solar aircraft, freshwater wind farms, and the Automotive X Prize
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week's most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us -- it's the Week in Green.
This week Inhabitat saw the world's first solar-powered aircraft soar through the night sky as it successfully completed its first 24-hour flight. We also took a look at the 15 ultra-efficient cars currently vying for the Progressive Automotive X Prize. Electric vehicles also made the headlines left and right this week as Korean carmarker CT&T announced plans to produce EVs in South Carolina and California rolls out plans for a whopping 1,600 charging stations.
Heatwaves swept the states this week, but we found some solace in the abundance of sunshine as Obama unveiled plans to kick-start the US solar industry with a $2 billion investment. We also looked at a sleek and stylish solar powered bag and an advanced solar cell manufacturing technique that promises to boost the efficiency of thin film photovoltaic cells by a fourth. Wind power also made waves as plans were officially unveiled for the United States' first freshwater wind farm in Lake Erie.
Finally, this week we saw several remarkable advancements from the field of biotechnology, starting with an amazing new wound dressing that harnesses nanotechnology to detect and treat infections before they strike. And from the desk of strange-yet-true comes one architect's plan to create a conceptual home entirely from meat cells grown in a lab!
Inhabitat's Week in Green: solar aircraft, freshwater wind farms, and the Automotive X Prize originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 11 Jul 2010 20:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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