Just when you thought you could abandon your fragile spinning disks and jump into the world of flash based solid state drives it turns out that Vista isn’t their best friend, which could be a bit of a problem down the road.

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A candle probably seems a bit low-tech for Europe’s biggest electronics manufacturer, but Philips has improved on the ancient Egyptian design by using a colour changing LED to, er, make it look nicer.

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With perception and decision making skills shoehorned inside Nova-5 the technology institute of Calgary’s robot represents a real leap forward on the human-like attribute scale for robots.

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Tapping into your blog, posting pictures online, or just telling the world what you’re up to: it’s never been easier than on the iPhone, and here are the best Apps to get you started.
We’ve got everything from tools for hardened bloggers, to handy apps for updating your social network profie on the bus.
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There is some competition building for places in the wind section of Asimo’s orchestra, the recent performance by a robotic clarinet was impressive enough but this flutist from Atsuo Takanishi adds another dimension.

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E-ball’s designer was just trying out some new shapes – as the Mighty Boosh would have put it – when he came up with a computer, complete with projected keyboard and display, that looks like a bowling ball. Is this the shape of PCs to come?

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It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

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Web startup blog TechCrunch really, really wants a low cost tablet and can’t wait any longer. Owner Michael Arrington has launched a project to hopefully create a cheap $200 Linux based surfer.

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