Take a look at this cool video (it’s just a concept!) about Nokia Morph. A great concept about future phone with nanotechnology and how it can change the way we interact with mobile phone.
I like the idea of battery self-recharge using sunlight and possibility of using it on building surface.
My friend posted a tweet about an interesting XML stuff at http://www.mozilla.org/docs/web-developer/samples/kitchensink.xml
Visit the website and see yourself how the ‘water’ flows… It’s not flash movie, not an animated picture. It’s just text (XML). Every geek should agree that this XML is very interesting 
If you can’t see the animation properly, please use modern browsers like Firefox, Safari, or Opera. Enjoy!
This is a very interesting video. I found this article and video from another website and there’s nobody else that I know, other than this video’s author, does charge his iPod successfully with an electrolytes-submerged onion. I won’t try this too on my iPod’s USB cable; Can’t imagine having onion layers stuffed beneath my USB plug and smells like onions. :S
It doesn’t take much to charge 15-20 minutes of your iPod; just two cups of Gatorade, an onion, and a screwdriver to make a hole through the onion to boost the chemical reaction process. Maybe our friends from School of Chemical and Life Sciences can explain us how an onion can provides electricity.
Oh yes, this electronion might be a new object in the center of attention for friends in School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering who are hotly debating about green technology.
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