It is Father’s Day today and what better way to make the #1 Dad feel even more important than by some cool Narcissistic Gifts that he could appreciate and could boost his ego even further? We are actually not sure what kind of an Ego your Dad personally has, but he will surely appreciate the gesture of these Narcissistic gift ideas and could perhaps even need that extra attention for his special day

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Cool Narcissistic Gift Ideas for Father’s Day

Sure, we might be seeing some big changes to the iPhone tomorrow , but what if you could see some big changes on your very own iPhone, today ? Well, you can if you’re brave enough to try installing Android on your iPhone, which we’ve seen done before , but not with Android 2.2 (otherwise more deliciously known as Froyo ).

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Yep, the iPhone runs Android 2.2, too

Genetic fingerprinting using DNA is such a staple of TV cop shows that it’s easy to take such technology for granted. But it wasn’t all that long ago that DNA fingerprinting was cutting edge technology that was horrendously expensive

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Who’s your doggy’s daddy? – find out with the DNA Breed ID Kit

Spider Podium is a versatile dock that can hold almost any mobile gadget. Developed by Japanese company JTT , the same people who brought us the Chobi Cam a few weeks back, the Spider Podium provides a third hand to grip and display compact cameras, iPods, iPhones, PSPs and more…

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Spider Podium holds your gadgets in its boney fingers

The tiny robotic spiders were invented by a team of researchers from the Columbia University.

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Top 10 Latest Invention of May 2010

Sure they may look like the sweetest pair of alien nips you’ve ever seen, but they’re actually two bacteria cells, one of which is powered by man-made DNA . The zombie apocalypse: it nears

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Uh-Oh: Lab-Created DNA Powers Living Cell

Scientists from Columbia University, Arizona State University, the University of Michigan, and the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) have created a robot that’s just 4 nanometers wide. And no, it doesn’t have flashing lights, video cameras or wheels

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Scientific team creates molecular robot from DNA

Recently the biotech company Pathway Genomics announced that it will soon start selling personalized DNA tests. These tests will help people identify various diseases.

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Personalized DNA Test Kits to Hit the Stores Soon

The “Broke” is the latest weird and wonderful watch design from Tokyoflash. Featuring a fragmented stained-glass window-like display, the outermost LED lit fragments on the Broke represent the hour, while inner fragments represent five minute intervals and central fragments indicate one to four minutes. The current time is displayed by which of the LED fragments are blinking.

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Time for church – the ‘Broke’ stained-glass window watch

Humans and neanderthals GOT IT ON. I’m talking GOT IT ON LIKE DONKEY KONG

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Humans And Neanderthals GOT IT ON

Bacteria reprogrammed with 43,000-year-old mammoth DNA reveal clues to how the extinct mammals survived extreme cold.

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Mammoth blood revived through bacteria

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Chemical modification of DNA used to shut down parasites

A rare genetic disease called Williams Syndrome causes “mild to moderate mental retardation, elfin facial features and gregarious social behavior;” a recent study published in the journal Current Biology theorizes that children with Williams Syndrome also have no racial bias. Maybe we should call it Legolas Syndrome. Seriously though, it turns out that parts of our brain – specifically the amygdala and the fusiforn face area (FFA) – are responsible for “encoding race information” and as a side effect, make us biased towards our own race

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rare disease causes elfin facial features, erases racial bias

Sure, Nokia’s already proven that it’s possible to commercially support multiple mobile platforms at a time, but is it really a great idea?

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Microsoft: Kin and Windows Phone 7 will share more technology over time

The wall painting that you see in this photograph is not another expensive work of art but a computer generated sketch made by tracking movements of the mouse cursor. Would you like to have something similar for your own desktop

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Capture Your Mouse Movements as Modern Art

We have reviewed several applications like Google Map Buddy , Offline Maps or Google Map Saver in the past that allowed the user to download Google Maps so that the maps can be viewed offline. GmapCatcher is another offline maps viewer that supports not only Google Maps but also Cloud Made and Open Street Map. The basic interface makes it easy to display a specific map in the application which can then be downloaded.

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Google Maps Offline Viewer

There are some people that spend hours getting their nails done right and there are some people (like me) who wouldn’t normally care even if there were signs of calcium deficiency visible on them. The Domo Kun manicure is for people who value the appearance of something that they so fondly adore and cherish to make an appearance on their nails. Domo happens to be the mascot for the NHK television station based in Japan and was also repeatedly featured on various short films

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The Domo Kun Manicure: Paint it Domo

A company based in Slaithwaite, a village within the Metropolitan Borough of Kirklees, in West Yorkshire, England, came up with, what it claims to be the world’s first DNA suit.

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Latest Invention: DNA Suit – Powerful Weapon Against Counterfeiting