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Friday, May 09, 2008

Buckyballs power tiny fuel-cell powerhouse
Read the full story Peripherals 07:00 PM J Mark Lytle • PermalinkComments

Exotic molecules like carbon buckyballs may soon become part of our everyday lives if the latest prototype fuel cell from Sony ever makes it to the stores.

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Smaller hydrogen pumps mean more fuel-cell cars
Read the full story R&D | Transportation 05:30 PM J Mark Lytle • PermalinkComments

Alternative fuel is all very well, but it’s pretty damn hopeless, regardless of good intentions, when all you can get on Main Street is regular gasoline by the liter.

Monday, October 15, 2007

Water-powered phones coming in three years?
Read the full story R&D | Wireless 01:08 AM J Mark Lytle • PermalinkComments

After a lot of recent news about methanol-powered fuel cells and speculation over when they might actually become available, a Korean firm has surprised everyone by producing a device that runs on water.

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Toyota's hydrogen car covers new ground — 550 miles of it

Toyota Japan has word of a major breakthrough for one of its hydrogen-powered research cars that is sure to get plenty of column inches there.

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Sony Bio Battery powers gadgets on grape juice and sports drinks
Read the full story Audio | R&D 11:29 PM J Mark Lytle • PermalinkComments

Sony Japan has just posted a short video and press release detailing its latest fuel cell - a device that uses not ethanol or methanol this time, but glucose extracted from grape juice and sports drinks.

Thursday, July 19, 2007

Normal-size phones set for fuel cells and touchscreens
Read the full story Events | R&D | Wireless 12:50 AM J Mark Lytle • PermalinkComments

The Wireless Japan exhibition near Tokyo this week has seen plenty of demonstrations of existing and future technologies, but there’s one that we’re still not sure how to categorize – fuel cells.



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