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From the depths of the ocean, rocket engines recovered from the Saturn V rocket.

Sony's live Sony PlayStation Meeting 2013.

The first bionic hand that is capable of feeling will be here later this year.

DARPA wants to give the military dissolvable, biodegradable electronics.

Lenovo is sharing it's proprietary battery technology with standards organizations for everyone's be.

European Commission approves the construction of a new laser that is magnitudes more powerful than c.

The New York Times talk about patent litigation, say its hurting innovation.

TDK manages to cram 1.5TB of data into a single square inch of HDD platter.

Google's self-driving cars to be tested on LA roads.

Scientists developing 'completely pain-free' injections made from lasers.

Intel says that their 22nm manufacturing process is exceeding even their expectations.

Apple still wants Samsung's blood, has added the Galaxy Note, Galaxy S III to their list of iPhone c.

Samsung could easily navigate US sale ban by removing TouchWiz UI, replacing it with stock Android l.

Samsung loses in their case against Apple, will see the Galaxy device maker pay over $1 billion in d.

Russian billionaire wants real life Avatar, plans immortality by 2045.

Trace is currently traveling around Europe visiting some tech companies. He reports back with Part 2 of his traveling with technology tips.

NVIDIA releases new tech demo for GeForce 600 series, 'A New Dawn'

Bob Feldstein, now ex-AMD, joins NVIDIA - the man responsible for getting AMD tech into all three ne.

Man invents trashcan which moves to where thrown trash is likely to land.

Trace is currently traveling around Europe visiting some tech companies. He reports back with Part 1 of his traveling with technology tips.

Six employees of LG get charged over the theft of OLED technology from Samsung.

Samsung and Google team up to take on Apple in court.

Holographic displays indistinguishable from reality could be made in the next 40 years.

ViviTouch demonstrates HD vibration which features directional vibrations.

Ford talk up the latest of their in-car tech, roll out the Evos concept car - the next-gen of cars.

Sony patents a technology for in-game advertising which stops the gameplay to show an ad.

Intel researching into technology that would mimic your brain, it would learn about you.

Physicist has predicted that Moore's Law would collapse in around 10 years time.

Navizon has released a new technology that can be used to track smartphone users via their WiFi sign.

NVIDIA Tegra 4 SoC detailed, some leaked specs point toward a 4-PLUS-1 2GHz chip, later model to inc.

CSIRO settles with an additional 23 companies which yielded a AUD$220 million settlement.

Apple patents a technology for taking 3D pictures and other 3D functions.

Scientists have applied science to make a cloak that can hide objects from heat-sensitive cameras.

One man's personal tax information was leaked by a bug in the Norwegian web portal for taxes.

Sony dives out of consumer OLED display business, could only be temporary.

Where has Gordon Freeman been all these years? What can we expect from Valve in the next adventure of the best scientist, ever?

Thunderbolt is making its way to PCs next year.

Japan intros Vending Machine 2.0, packs Full HD see-through display, facial recognition, so much coo.

GlobalFoundaries playing with 2.5GHz dual-core Cortex A9 designs, also 20nm tech.

AMD release two new drivers, Catalyst 11.12 and Catalyst 12.1 Preview.

Ultima creator says that consoles are "fundamentally doomed"

NVIDIA unveils Maximus, hybridization of Quadro and Tesla.

Apple has to show Samsung their Carrier Contracts with Telstra, Optus and Vodafone.