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The rear of the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette, which will feature GM's first use of 'smart mater...

Chevrolet is taking some major steps to improve and evolve the Corvette. The automaker is bringing back the beloved Stingray and adding a 6.2L V-8 LT1 engine with over 450 horsepower (335kw). Now, Chevy has revealed its intentions to incorporate heat-activated "smart materials" into the 2014 Corvette.  Read More

The Audi R3 QS Audi's R3 QS first came to our attention as a concept back in April last year. At that time it seemed quite obvious that it was headed for production ... and it is. Audi will present the production version of the R3 QS at next month's Geneva International Motor Show.  Read More

Nissan will unveil its new Note in Geneva next month Nissan has released details of a technology-focused update to its Note model in Europe ahead of a debut at next month's Geneva Motor Show.  Read More

Scosche has unveiled four Lighting chargers and a retractable Lightning cable for iDevices One issue for those upgrading to an iPhone 5, fourth generation iPad, or iPad mini is the lack of accessories designed to work with the new Lightning connector. Scosche is looking to help rectify the situation with its new line of Lightning cables and chargers.  Read More

The three models of the Ultra-high capacity battery

Lately, there has been an influx of products designed to charge your phone or tablet without an outlet. One of the latest offerings has found its way to Kickstarter, and it promises high capacity in a form factor that's quite a bit smaller than most on the market.  Read More

The RetroSound Model Two installed in a Chevy Impala Cruising around in a classic car is awesome, but you are forced to give up some of today's luxuries ... especially when it comes to the stereo. RetroSound's Model Two head unit is designed to keep the classic look, without sacrificing the modern touches.  Read More

The Walhub adds extra functionality to the humble switch plate There are certain devices in the home that we don't generally think about improving. The switch plates over our light switches have remained more or less the same for years, but that doesn't mean there's not room to make them better. Product designer Justin Porcano has decided to rethink switch plates, by adding more functionality.  Read More

The new wireless SONOS PLAYBAR

For optimal sound from a home theater system, a true surround sound set of speakers is the way to go, but for many people they are impractical. That's where soundbars come into play. They offer a simulated surround sound experience, without all the wires and speakers. SONOS, the company best known for its Zoneplayer line, is getting into the soundbar game with its new 9-speaker PLAYBAR.  Read More

Chevrolet's new 2014 Cruze Clean Turbo Diesel (Photo: © General Motors) Chevrolet will be rolling out a new diesel variant of its Chevrolet Cruze for the 2014 model year. The Cruze Clean Turbo Diesel will come with a 2.0l turbocharged engine, which delivers 148 hp (110.36 kW) and 258 lb-ft (347 Nm) of torque.  Read More

Using a hot coffee mug to charge with the Epiphany onE Puck

It seems as if every other day we see a new method for charging a cell phone. With a strong possibility of power outages coming to Northeastern portion of the United States due to winter storm Nemo, other methods of keeping cell phones alive could certainly come in handy. The Epiphany onE Puck uses the power of your drink to keep your mobile device alive and kicking for a little while longer.  Read More

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