DreamWorks CEO denies 3D TV safety risk

Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO of DreamWorks Animation, has denied that 3D TV is dangerous for children, saying that safety guidance "does not seem to be based on any meaningful research or medical advice".
He was responding to recent news that major manufacturers have said that 3D TV technology is unsuitable for children.
Katzenberg also spoke about the future of 3D television.

Fastest Production Car

The fastest production car is the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Super Sport, which achieved a two-way timed speed of 431.072 km/h (267.86 mph) at the Volkswagen proving grounds in Ehra-Lessien near Wolfsburg, Germany, on 26 June 2010.

RIM answers Apple iPad with...The BlackPad*

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is preparing to launch an iPad competitor in November, and it will be called the BlackPad, according to a report citing two people familiar with the company's plans.

Bloomberg reports that the RIM tablet will have roughly the same dimensions as the iPad, offer WiFi and Bluetooth, and give you the option of tapping the interwebs through the company's BlackBerry handsets.








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Bluetooth Headset Spy Camera

A spy is nothing without his gadgets like an archer without his arrows. Behind every successful spy there is a significant role of a spy gadget. There are a plenty of spy gadgets available in the market.

You will be surely treated with this bluetooth device plugged into your ear and nodding your head with the rhythm of the music. You can still record both audio and video without drawing anyone’s attention. It comes with a separate display of 2.4 inch LCD and has 2GB memory capacity.

House moves towards the sun

An Australian family wakes up every morning on a different view after choosing to live in spinning house.

Everengehan family moves in the new house in north of Sidney 3 years ago, and they canturn their house towards the sun without need to leave their chairs.This house cost 700 thousand AUD, and it can make a whole turn within 30 minutes.

Dancing Robots

A group of programmable humanoid Nao robots, developed by a French company Aldebaran Robotics, perform dance inside the France Pavilion at the Shanghai Expo.

Bendy Framed Cycle

The bendy-framed bike was created by Kevin Scott, a final-year Product Design student at DeMontfort University in Leicester.

However, when the bike is parked, the cable can be loosened, allowing the segments of the tube to separate and the frame to be bent through up to 180°.

This would let it be wrapped around a lamp-post and the two wheels to be locked together with an ordinary D-lock without removing them. It is both more secure and less space-consuming than locking an ordinary bike to a post by the frame.
The design won Mr Scott a runners-up award at the Business Design Centre New Designer of the Year Award and a cheque for £500.