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Got a relative who keeps cheating his way out of your yew maze?

This holiday season, perhaps you should consider a different kind of challenge: Oskar van Deventer's Four Bit Maze.

We've already seen Evoluce toy around with using a Kinect to control Windows, but it's now taken things one step further with its new "Win &amp

Ah, those zany Keio University researchers trying to recreate Smell-O-Vision, do you want to know what they're up to these days?

Can someone ring up Lucifer and check that his heating's still working?

Hitachi has achieved the unthinkable in bringing together the high precision and input flexibility of resistive touchscreens with the finger friendliness of capacitive panels.

You may not know what it's called but you've definitely seen it.

The wobble or "jelly" effect seen in video captured by cameras with CMOS sensors relying upon rolling shutters instead of the global shutters found in cameras with CCDs.

We managed to grab some hands-on time with a Moorestown-powered MeeGo tablet prototype during the hustle and bustle that was Computex 2010, but if you're looking for a more

Tired of waiting for the invite that'll never arrive?

Not so eager to snap up an Android phone just to automatically get ushered into the party?

At this point, off-the-shelf Arduino microcontrollers aren't anything special, and honestly, neither is an Xbox 360 gamepad that manipulates them over USB.

Push-up bars for the Wii Balance Board?

Now that sounds like a fantastic idea -- just the thing broad-shouldered individuals need to play Wii Fit without backstrain.

Too bad this particular set of bars isn't worth the plastic it's printed from.