Indian Scientists Working On Compassionate And Sensitive Alarm Clock

Actually it’s neither. Instead it’s calculating and ruthless, striking at the precise moment when your sleep is most shallow, thus amplifying the pain. It’s supposed to measure brainwaves, see, then gauge the most opportune moment to wake you. So how does this make it exceptional? Well, because it measures brainwaves during sleep, this alarm clock can pinpoint the best time to nightmarishly jolt you out of slumber. Great idea, no?

DIY Tazer Gloves Pack A Serious Punch (Video)

Yes, that’s a box of Altoids. Rather, boxes of Altoids. Apparently, if left to his own devices Jair2k4 is fully capable of surviving the post-apocalypse. Check out the incredible home-made Tazer gloves he assembled after a conversation about superhero powers. Now if he only built himself a laser pistol. Alas, that is for fate to decide.

FoamBoat Multiplies Itself With Sentient Foam (Videos)

Ah, robotics. If it were only sexier. That’s pretty much the biggest hurdle of this exciting industry. You might think otherwise, however, and claim that a fully functional AI is the big challenge facing primitive robot kind at its current state. Fine, that’s valid too. But really, a good dose of aesthetics should go into robot manufacturing. At their best, most somewhat autonomous robots look like clunky appliances circa the Jetsons. Ugh!

Energy From Footsteps? Totally Possible With Pavegen (Video)

Simply put, you step on a Pavegen tile and it powers a small lithium battery. The energy stored can then be distributed to nearby city-owned infrastructure like street lamps or traffic lights. At least that’s the set up Pavegen are aiming to transform. This might be in a sidewalk near you sooner than you think.

XtremeMac Unveils InCharge Sync for Everything Apple

XtremeMac has unveiled another new charging stand for just about anything Apple. If the Apple product has the charge and sync port on the bottom like the iPad and iPhone, this stand will charge it. It works with the iPod touch, iPhone 4, 4S, iPad, and more.

Cinq USB Display for Laptops Ships

The thing I hate about using a laptop is that the screen space offered is too small even on the largest notebooks for my taste. If you feel the same way, what you need is a second LCD to hook to your notebook. The Cinq is just that, a small second screen.

Atari Flashback 3 Console Complete With 60 Retro Games

If you are a fan of retro gaming it might be worth you checking out the new Atari Flashback 3 which has just been launched by Atari. That will brings with it 60 classic retro games from the 1980′s.

The Flashback 3 has been designed to look like the old classic Atari 2600 from back in the day, comes complete with two classic Atari joysticks, and preloaded with 60 games including classic such as Asteroids, Centipede, and Adventure.

10 Minutes Of Battlefield 3 Single Player Campaign Leaked (video)

Even before its official release copies of Battlefield 3 have already landed in stores ready to be immanently shipped to their final destinations. But it looks like one box seems to have been opened a little ahead of the official release and has found it way on to YouTube.

Providing a 10 minute insight into what you can expect from the single Player campaign. Spoiler alert : watch the first 10 minutes of the new Battlefield 3 game after the jump, including boot-up screens through to the intro and then on to gameplay.

Casetagram Creates Custom iPhone Cases From Your Instagram Photos

If you are a big user and fan of Instagram you might be interested to know that a new service has started that allows you to create custom iPhone cases from your Instagram photographs.

The new service called Casetagram uses Instagrams API to allow you to use your own photographs and provides a range of templates with different layouts for you to choose from. Once you have decided on the look and feel of your iPhone Casetagra will then magically transform your design in to a real iPhone case.

Google Music’s “Twist” Is Song Sharing?

Earlier this week Google’s Andy Rubin confirmed that Google are developing their own music store, and revealed that when it is launched it would come with a Twist. Apparently and unnamed source within the music industry has divulged  that  the “twist”Rubin is talking about is music sharing.

Allowing Google Music users to “send” songs they have purchased to their friends. Exact details on how the system will work are still a little sketchy at the moment but its thought that the songs will be granted a certain number of plays or have a time limited applied to them in some way.