Autumn visual extravaganza
Born in Shanghai and living in U.S since 1986, Z. L. Feng prefers to mainly use watercolor because “With watercolor you cannot cover your mistakes, so you must know what you are doing”.
Stunning paper-art
Simone Lourenco uses multiple techniques involving only paper and paint, letting her imagination flow in ways you couldn’t think possible.
Skin printing, now a reality
Regenerative medicine just got a brand new toy: the skin printer!
Powered by the sun
Coming from Logitech laboratories, this 1/3-inch thick keyboard seems to be a regular one until you find its secret: it can be completely powered by the solar panels it features.
The first touchscreen and ereader combo
With a VividView 7 inch color touchscreen, showing more than 16 million colors on a 1024×600 resolution, this tablet-ereader launched by Barnes&Noble is more powerful, smaller and interactive than ordinary ereaders.
Exclusive Star Trek Enterprise Owner Manual
A must-have for all science fiction fans, especially for those who really grew up with Star Trek!
Lifehacker: Learn How to Eat
Versions of the Food Guide Pyramid have been around since the late 70s, and an official U.S. Department of Agriculture version rose to common knowledge in 1992, but it’s long been the focus of some controversy, with several updates and alternatives offered over the last decade. Here’s a quick look at the history of the food pyramid and its goals, followed by some tips for how you can actually use it for better eating.
The Female Character Flowchart
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Windows Phone 7 Launch Apps
This is your must list. Check out the first apps available for Windows Phone 7 on Gizmodo
HTC HD7: A HD2 with Windows Phone 7
HTC HD7 is a great phone with a 4.3 inches display, a 1 Ghz processor, 5 megapixel camera and, of course, the new Windows Phone 7. Check out the full list of specs: