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Transforming Fotel armchair rocks

By Geoffrey Baird

21:46 August 18, 2009 PDT

The transforming Fotel Chair

Nothing is more relaxing than the gentle action of a rocking chair, but what is exciting about this one is not just its contemporary look, but that it will convert to a comfortable armchair in about 20 seconds. Perfect for meditating on the veranda just like grandma, or catching a quick snooze in the office. Read More

PODCASTS

Gizcast 4: Mercedes reveals its ultra-safe car of the future

By Loz Blain

04:17 June 19, 2009 PDT

Gizmag Podcast #4 now available!

We've backed off on motorcycles after a bike-heavy podcast #3 - this week is a much broader podcast with some great stories from the automotive world, renewable energy, astronomy, mobile tech and even a piece of beachwear that can make you a bit of cash as you stroll by the seaside. Features Loz Blain and Noel McKeegan. Download or listen online. Read More

PODCASTS

Gizcast 2: Leonard Grigoryan demonstrates the Stereo Acoustic Guitar

By Loz Blain

05:41 June 5, 2009 PDT

Gizmag podcast episode 2 now available

You'll want your headphones for this week's podcast - episode 2 looks at the Stereo Acoustic Guitar, our first ride of the TTX01 electric superbike, stem cell contact lenses that offer a cure for certain types of blindness, Microsoft's full-body motion capture controller system for the XBOX 360, and loads more. Features Loz Blain and Geoffrey Baird. Read More

PODCASTS

Gizcast 1: hi-capacity batteries, explosive smart guns and the Scuderi split-cycle engine

By Loz Blain

23:00 June 1, 2009 PDT

Gizcast 1: hi-capacity batteries, explosive smart guns and the Scuderi split-cycle engine

We're happy to present the first installment of Gizmag's Emerging Technology Podcast with Loz Blain - our weekly news wrap of the biggest, brightest (and sometimes weirdest) products, ideas and innovations from the wide world of emerging technology. Lead stories this episode include the STAIR high-capacity battery, the XM25 high explosive smart weapon, the Scuderi spit-cell air hybrid engine and Swinburne's supersized DVD technology. Download the full episode as m4a (contains chapters and images) or mp3. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Gizmag launches new site: The Mobiler

By Tim Hanlon

03:46 April 2, 2009 PDT

The Mobiler

The Gizmag team has been slaving away over a hot keyboard to bring you a new sister site covering all things mobile, called The Mobiler. Today we've written about AT&T offering $49.99 netbooks if you sign up for a two-year data plan, HTC's Snap handset which promises to keep you from drowning in unimportant e-mail, Palm opening up the Mojo SDK for their upcoming Pre handset, Clearwire's Clear Spot personal WiMax hotspot, and plenty more. Point your browser at the-mobiler.com and let us know what you think! Read More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Follow Gizmag on Twitter

By Tim Hanlon

06:07 March 26, 2009 PDT

Gizmag does Twitter

If you're looking for a way to keep up to date with Gizmag, but our RSS feed and e-mail newsletter aren't doing the trick, we've recently added another option that might interest you - a Twitter feed at @gizmag. Read More

GOOD THINKING

Comment on Gizmag with your Facebook account

By Tim Hanlon

00:38 January 31, 2009 PST

Comment using your Facebook account

In our ongoing quest to make commenting on Gizmag as easy as possible, we've implemented Facebook Connect, so now you can comment on our articles using your Facebook account. Just click the "Connect with Facebook" button in the "Post a Comment" area beneath an article, and regale us with your savvy commentary, safe with the knowledge that no one will be able to impersonate you, or accuse you of not being who you say you are. Read on for a list of the articles that have generated the most discussion on Gizmag. Read More

 
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