Are You Ready to Run? Solve Clues to Find Adidas' Secret Location
The brand who’s got Katy Perry and David Beckham sporting their latest gear have been improving the quality and comfort of their shoes and apparel. Adidas’ ClimaCool 360 ventilation shoes are a hit, providing air circulation for better comfort and results during a run.
Adidas's ‘ready to run?’ campaign invites you to turn up at a secret location on Wednesday, 16 May at 8pm by decoding their daily clues posted on their Facebook site. The first 50 Facebook users who manage to solve the clues and show up at this secret location with the correct password stand to win RM100 cash vouchers or goodies. According to adidas:

Incredible Works Of Body Art

This "cyborg mermaid from the future" by Charmaine Orchard was one of the walking murals spotted at this year's Australian Body Art Carnivale at the Sunshine Coast. Orchard's was declared as this year's winner, scoring the first prize for special effects makeup.
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Did Humans Develop B.O. To Keep Predators At Bay?

We all know how powerful body odour can smell on some people, particularly when its seeping from their armpits. But have you ever considered that your sweaty pit might be your body's own natural way of keeping predators at bay?

Forensics Tool Can Access Phone's Data via the Cloud

Privacy is almost gone. Now, the police don't even have to get a hold of your phone anymore to know how you've been using it. A new off the shelf forensics tool will let them retrieve all the data they want from your iPhone by accessing its contents through iCloud.

Good Cholesterol Not As Good as Previously Thought

Scientists have suggested that high levels of HDL, ask "good cholesterol" to reduce the risk of heart attack. However, new evidence is suggesting that might not be the case after all.

The research appearing in The Lancet shows existing assumptions that high levels of HDL can reduce the risk of heart disease, but those assumptions are largely based on the fact that low levels of HDL are definitely associated with higher risk of heart attack.

The World's Longest Photo Stretches Over One Kilometer

Photographer Clare Newton has just been awarded a Guinness World Record for the world's longest photo that measures over a kilometer in length. How did she do it?

No camera on Earth has that kind of aspect ratio, but the record setting photo was stitched together from 109,000 separate images of people frozen in the air while they jump. The project took over 21 months to complete, and the final result will be printed and put on display in London during the Olympic games.

Study Says That Internet Use Linked to Depression

As if we didn't have enough things to be depressed about and have enough things that are depressing us out. A study forthcoming in IEEE Technology and Society Magazine offers new insight on how certain behavioral patterns can be indicative of depression, and one of it has attention to how we use the internet.

Russian Robot Seeks To Save Immortalize Us Forever (Video)

A group called Russia 2045 is working to keep us alive, and they're building a robot to do so. Skip past the words and head to the video after the jump for it:

And the thing is, they just finished their first lifelike torso of a terrifyingly human like android that is supposed to help them do this when the planet becomes over crowded. The robot seems to be similar to Michael Fassbender's character in Prometheus and it bears an eerie resemblance to its creator. It is capable of facial recognition too.

Facebook Co-Founder Says Not Leaving U.S. To Evade Tax

Now that he's a billionaire, Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin is getting a lot of flak for wanting to renounce his U.S. citizenship and move to Singapore. He denied that he's doing so to avoid paying capital gains taxes on his approximately $3 billion stake in Facebook.

How Facebook's IPO Stacks Up With Other Tech Titans

Facebook's IPO is already going according to plan. The company will hit the public market on Friday with an estimated valuation of more than $100 billion.

But tech valuations are always crazy high. Just take a look at how other tech giants did it before. Statista have put everything into perspective with a snapshot of the biggest players in tech at the time of their IPO: Facebook, Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Apple.

Nearly All Rumors Agree That The New iPhone Will Have a 4-Inch Screen

Apple has been ordering 4 inch screens, presumably for its next generation iPhone. Reuters is saying the same thing as well.

Reuters claims that the new iPhone's screen will be exactly 4 inches from corner to corner, but its still unknown whether the aspect ratio will stay the same. There isn't any other details about the device either.

Could Israel Be Dropping Spies In Iran Using Secret Stealth BlackHawk Helicopters?

Israel could be using some ultra stealth H-60 Blackhawk helicopter that the US Special Forces used to hunt down bin Laden, according to former Pentagon senior policy analyst F. Michael Maloof.

These are not the normal versions of the Blackhawk, and its not available to anyone but American Special Forces. It was supposed to be an exclusive transport for the Navy SEALS.

Pinterest Worth the $1.5 Billion, Raises $100 Million

Pinterest has just been valued at 1.5 billion. The company also just received another $100 million in financing from a venture capital investor, bringing and this comes on the heels of its meteoric rise. It crossed the 20 million user mark this month, considering as of July 2011, the site only had 1 million users.

Apple Wins iPhone5.com Domain

Another victory for Apple, as they won the iPhone5.com domain after filing a complaint with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) over it. But don't get your rumor engines kicking so fast, because that does not mean the next iPhone will be called iPhone 5 either.

Facebook Stock Price at $38

Facebook confirmed that its price of its stock will be at $38, raising $16 billion to $18.4 billion in its IPO. It may also be the second largest ever in the U.S next to Visa's. And it will be the biggest tech IPO.

Google Knowledge Graph Is Packed With Worlds of Information (Video)

The new Google Knowledge Graph will deliver results faster by delivering a summary of important info on your search results page.

They've already been moving in the direction of delivering information rather than links for some time, and now the Knowledge Graph will represent an evolution of searches with more complex results. Check out the video after the jump and it explains how Google Knowledge Graph is all about giving you information on things.

Fold Your Own Origami Camera From a Dollar Bill (Video)

Feel bored and have nothing to do? Got a dollar bill lying around? Why don't you learn how to fold your own miniature camera using it? It might not be the most impressive but its certainly quite cool.

Homemade Iron Man Suit Made From Cardboard and Fiberglass

Ever since the movie for Iron Man came out, we've been seeing iterations and variations of his suit made by modders and enthusiasts. Mark Pearson is one of them, and has made one very impressive one.

Pearson, a 44-year-old repairman from the town of Bradford in the U.K., spent the last 14 months piecing together the suit you see here, and it is covered in 400 panels of cardboard with fiberglass.

Custom Amphibious Car Will Cost $259,500 (Video)

This car will be able to travel on land and in water. The unusual looking car was designed using CAD software and calculations by Marc Witt and its made from TIG welded brushed aluminum construction from CNC plasma burned shapes and milled components. Called Project Sea Lion, it was created for the sole purpose of grabbing the amphibious land speed record.
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