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If even numbers, two and four, fail to be your lucky numbers, then why don’t you try you luck at the oddy three? Ah, a nasty line to introduce the new Try-cycle concept of individual transportation. Focusing on this three wheeler only, it seems to...
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One mobile handsets manufacturer which is making most of the buzz with it’s outstanding smartphones is none other than the leader Nokia indeed! Nokia Nseries bears...
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When it comes to performance, a Ferrari couldn’t possibly get a better test driver than the seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher. The Red Baron still helps...
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There’s no need for musicians anymore; this Robotic fultist states this outrightly through his recent performance on a clarinet. This humanoid eclipsing Beethoven is...
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Taking visual function and efficiency of a cellphone up another notch, the WAVE Interaction mobile phone keeps you in the know always by displaying key information like...
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View black holes directly and you won’t see a thing worth seeing. That’s why astronomers have equipped themselves with funky glasses that let them see through disks...
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Introducing the most advanced fully automatic transmission ever developed for any two-wheeled vehicle to motorcycling, the DN-01 from Honda comes packed with a Transalp...
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Apple iPhone 3G-the phone which has been in a limelight is rumored to be launched in the Indian market late August or early September through Vodafone and Airtel. It is...
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Casio has unveiled its latest lineup of G’zOne W62CA cell phones in Japan. Sporty features characterize these phones and looks to say the least are attractive and...
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Indicating a marked shift from Microsoft’s current software-centric outlook towards a more handset-oriented course of development, the company’s CEO Steve Ballmer...
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Belief in aliens came to a new high when former NASA astronaut and moon-walker Dr. Edgar Mitchell claimed that aliens exist. The Apollo 14 mission veteran asserts that...
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Samsung is attacking the range of high-end camera phones with full force. The latest to one bring home loads of mega pixels is Samsung’s INNOV8, also known as i8510...
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DDG (drop dead gorgeous) Tag Heuer Meridiist has finally made it past the stern and watchful eyes of the FCC and the uber-luxe handset is all set to hit US markets very...
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With fellow Apple lovers getting their hands on the coveted iPhone 3G earlier this month I guess it was only a matter of time before the dazzling phone hit Indian...
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In a bid to add more GPS functionality to the new iPhone, Apple is beta testing iPhone’s 2.1 firmware with a new version of the iPhone SDK being seeded as well....
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China’s booming Internet population has surpassed the United States to become the world’s biggest, with 253 million people online despite government...
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Have you ever wished that you were born in future? Human has seen a vast progress and a giant leap in all sciences in recent ages which totally changed the world and...
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It took the world by storm 40 years ago, but now, after four decades, the demise of the evolutionary computer mouse is very near, predicts a leading...
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Weighing in at 45 tonnes, the plane is taking the place of the British Airways model Concorde, which greeted passengers as they arrived at the airport for 16 years, and...
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Cyber-criminals have attacked key government and consumer websites, allowing them to steal the personal details of anyone browsing the sites, The Times has...
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The head of a prominent cancer research institute issued an unprecedented warning to his faculty and staff Wednesday: Limit cell phone use because of the possible risk...
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Environmentalists have been pushing the idea of traveling by bicycles to reduce wastes and (according to me) reduce inches around our waist too. But we have been always...
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Does the very thought of dripping sweat, wet clothes and clammy hands deter you from carrying out your work-out sessions- especially in summers? Would you rather stay...
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When people are panicking, it’s hard to stop the stampede with talk about cutting a “federal funds rate.” Economic fears on Wall Street and around the...
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These days growing obesity among kids is an issue for many parents. Sedentary lifestyles, ample availability of vehicles and locomotives and kid’s addiction to...
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Talk about pedal power, the inertia welding machine requires just about a little of the human muscle. In this case, one needs just a few men, a bicycle, a car jack, a...
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The power that each one of us has inside us, we are so ignorant about it. Scientists have been going bonkers looking for alternatives to back up our energy need. But...
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The LIKEaBIKE is a unique toy vehicle for children between the ages of two and five. This walking bike can be used indoors and out. It is a bike without pedals made...
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The idea behind the trioBike system is that you can use the whole system to ride kids to school, then leave the carrier portion behind and bike off to work. The carrier...
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Wind-stream offers two types of human power generators. Both are based on transforming movement of the human body into electricity. The Human Power Trainer and the...
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East Hampton inventor Curtis DeForest is hitting the charts with his cool and novel creation, the HyperBike. As we have mentioned before, the HyperBike draws...
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Ideas always hover our mind, however, they do not get the proper channel to take off. And when ideas are to play the game with you bikes, skates and all machines on...
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Of late, I’ve been covering a hell lot of bikes on my blog, however, don’t you think we must adopt more of these uncomplicated machines, shunning the earth sucking...
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Of course, stretching is better than folding and Giatex’s new stretching bike dubbed Chiba will stretch you to the limits. Carved out of alloy the rust proof bike...
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Diamond is pure carbon and so is this carbon racing bike, first to be rolled out with a Mercedes-Benz star. Ask Lance Armstrong, how the Discovery Team has been...
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This cool looking black and yellow 60 lbs. Velocipede is the world’s first carbon fiber bicycle car or velomobile. Designer Michael Goretzky astutely managed to squeeze...
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Jennie Reed of the US in action during her heat in the Women’s Sprint cycle race in the World Track Cycling at the Manchester Velodrome, in Manchester, England, Friday, March, 28, 2008.
