Fixing broken gadgets at London's 'restart parties'
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In an age of ubiquitous technological gadgetry and frequent upgrades, two Londoners are encouraging people to repair their malfunctioning devices rather than replace them. They host 'Restart parties', where people are invited to bring along their broken kit, and learn how to fix it with advice from expert volunteers. Duration: 02:34
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Apple fans in Australia became the first in the world to get their hands on the latest iPad as hundreds of gadget lovers laid siege to the company's flagship Sydney store.Duration: 00:52
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The Japanese car manufacturer Honda has revealed a new version of its robot Asimo which it claims is the cleverest yet. It says the human-shaped robot can now run faster, open a bottle, pour a drink and hop on one foot.Duration:00:55
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Physicists reported Thursday that sub-atomic particles called neutrinos can travel faster than light, a finding that -- if verified -- would blast a hole in Einstein's theory of relativity. Duration: 01:44
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In a super-arid desert at an altitude of 5,000 meters, with almost no humidity or vegetation, the world's largest ground-based astronomy project opens for business ready to probe the universe with unprecedented might. Duration: 01:06
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At the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona, the emphasis is on speed, power and versatility. Phones this year are going into pens, watches -- even underwater. Duration: 01:30
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What do you get when you combine two Japanese obsessions – cute fashion and high tech gadgets? Robotic cat ears that you control with your brain. The ears are worn like a hair band, and react to the wearer's changing moods. Duration: 02:12
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A Japanese-developed robot that mimics the movements of its human controller is bringing the Hollywood blockbuster "Avatar" one step closer to reality.Duration:01:13
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The world on Thursday mourned the premature passing of Apple visionary Steve Jobs, who revolutionised computers and transformed modern life with inventions like the iPhone and iPad. Duration: 02:07
The ultimate babysitter? iPads for infants stir debate
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From musical instruments to colouring books, the range of apps aimed at young children has boomed in the past two years. But psychologists and parents are divided on putting smartphones and tablets into such young hands, considering how pivotal the first couple of years are to child development.Duration:02:03
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Makers of the first 3D printer say it will revolutionize the way we work and play with objects. But it's also a worry for some legal experts who argue it could blur the line between originals and imitation. Duration: 02:11
Tech firms unveil 'Geiger counter' smartphone case
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Smartphone cases that can measure radiation and body fat were among the cutting-edge gadgets on show at Asia's biggest tech fair in Japan on Tuesday. Duration: 01:06