Mobile Phone Projector
The German based Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Technology is working on a tiny digital projector small enough to fit in a mobile phone.
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The German based Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Technology is working on a tiny digital projector small enough to fit in a mobile phone.
"If you meet the expectations of women, you exceed the expectations of men". This motto by Marti Barletta, an American marketing expert on female consumer patterns, was aired during a series of workshops at Volvo.
City of Tomorrow is a site with a collection of imagery and links of how the City of Tomorrow has been perceived since 1939.
The Corporate fallout Detector is a device designed for the politically conscious shopper.

An american woman recruited the biotech company Genetic Savings and Clone to clone her dead cat. The cat - which is said to be the first pet clone to be sold in the United States - was created using DNA taken from the Texas woman’s original pet, reports the Scotsman.
In relation to the Copycat story, www.scotsman.com brings a brief sumary of cloning to this date.
The Yes Men has done it again.
At the 20th anniversary of the chemical disaster in Bhopal, Andy (one of the Yes Men) disguised himself as a representative of Dow Chemicals and in a live interview on BBC World, he stated that Dow Chemicals would finally accept full responsibility and offer the people of Bhopal decent compensation.
Biomimetics is a term used to describe the concept of taking ideas from nature and implementing them in other technologies such as engineering, design and computing.
by: Joel Makower
Researchers at the University of Warwick in central England have created a novel Motorola cell phone cover with a unique end-of-life proposition: bury it in soil and it will turn into a sunflower.
Continue reading "Biodegradable Phones and Pet Rocks: You Gotta Have a Gimmick" »