intelphotonicschip The future is light, that is exactly what Intel plans to do with data speeds in the future. Using light to transmit data to significantly reduce transfer times. Intel  provided a peek at the future of processors today by revealing the first instance of a chip using complete photonics to send data. Four lasers in the prototype convert light into data at about 50Gbps, or “many”... 

ASK search Google figured it out first, they knew it had to be fast and thats what they actually do, make your searches faster and faster every single day. Ask.com happens to be the sixth-largest Web property in the world, drawing over 90 million unique visitors monthly. Guess what, Ask.com hopes to go back to its roots by answering questions that users ask through natural, everyday English. Ask will... 

Brother batteries There are a lot of ways to charge a regular battery, however, sometimes it is not easy finding the Charging source. Brother technologies has found a great way to recharge batteries without being hooked up to another power source. It is indeed a brilliant concept and it makes use of vibrations. Heres more on these Vibration-Powered Generating Batteries. Essentially the technology inside... 

Flexible solar panels on roof Yeah it is the future. First it was rain water harvesting and now it may soon be Solar power supply too. Some companies have introduced flexible solar panels for use on commercial rooftops. The panels are made out of thin-film solar cells from a combination of copper, indium, gallium, and selenium (CIGS), which will subsequently be placed on a flexible foil. This set of... 

Roads to clean air Have you ever heard of roads being able to clear up the air? How about roads that will help purify the air? The Eindhoven University of Technology from the Netherlands recently resurfaced around 1,000 square meters of the busy Castorweg Road with air-purifying concrete paving stones, where this is made possible thanks to titanium dioxide in said paving stones. Titanium dioxide is... 

Did you just buy that expensive HDMI cable? Oops! Looks like HDMI will need to do a lot more to stay in the market. LG Electronics, Samsung and Sony all backed the HDBaseT Alliance this week, a new wired standard known as HDBaseT for the living room, that hopes to replace the current set HDMI cable standard. This known adoption could take place in early 2011. hdbaset1 Unlike HDMI, which merely transfers... 

qlink-mini Are cellphones really dangerous? Why take a chance? it is invisible electromagnetic fields (EMFs) generated by the electronics which surround us daily. Lucky for you, The Q-Link Mini is a thin, lightweight button designed to attach easily to any personal electronic device, from cell phones and Bluetooth headsets, to portable game consoles and MP3 players. The button is programmed with over... 

solar-glass Have you seen transparent solar panels? A Chinese company, called Chin Hua solar glass generates electricity using transparent solar panels, lets sunlight pass through it. Hua Qin solar glass generates electricity, Putting solar panels on the roof will do your energy bill a lot of good, but won’t necessarily help any other aspect of your house. Install a fleet of solar windows, however,... 

PLEASE the Laser Device for Drug-Delivery A techno-medical breakthrough offered by the Liechtenstein-based Pantec Biosolutions. A device called the Painless Laser Epidermal System (a.k.a. P.L.E.A.S.E.) device offers a painless and effective solution for drug delivery. Unlike the conventional methods, it operates creating micropores via laser ablation in the outer skin tissue up until the dermis where... 

lunar_solarplant There is no limit for exploring useful power sources. A bunch of Japanese scientists at construction firm Shimizu Corporation take that saying “Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men’s blood” literally, with six of the boldest megaprojects ever imagined. Topping the list is Luna Ring, a lunar solar power plant. It’s a 6,800 mile belt of solar panels...