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Panasonic today announced the significant expansion of its lineup of smart home appliances and the full-scale launch of cloud-based services in Japan dedicated to Panasonic’s home appliances ranging from white goods, such as air conditioners and refrigerators, to kitchen appliances and healthcare devices. Dubbed Panasonic Smart App and available from late September, the application will allow users of compatible Panasonic home appliances to remotely operate their appliances, program …

The Wishing Cap sold by Isamisa Design Studio is a cap with a detachable hairpiece.
“I personally have experienced hair loss due to undergoing cancer treatment. From this experience, I created this product with the goal of helping patients while they undergo treatment. The double lining of this cap is a patented feature. On the inside there is one layer of cloth, and the hairpiece can be easily removed like this. By stuffing the inside of the cap this way, the hair looks more natural. The …

Fasotec and Hiroo Ladies clinic, have started a service that makes 3D models showing the inside of the abdomen during pregnancy. This service began on July 30.
Currently, many clinics provide photos taken during ultrasound scans. But this is the world’s first service to provide a 3D model that you can actually hold.
“We actually got three expectant mothers to try this out. They said it felt great to see how their babies looked before birth, and to be able to actually hold the inside …

What a surprise! Onkyo, Japan most loved Audio and Video company announced today the launch of NT-A1, its first Android HDMI STICK!
The NT-A1 will unfortunately only run on Android 2.3, but will be powered by a very capable ARM A9 Cortex Single Core CPU at 1Ghz, comes with 5123MB of RAM and 4GB of memory.
The NT-A1 also feature a microSD slot, 1 USB 2.0 Port, WiFi bgn and is completely compatible with Google Play.
While there is no word yet on a possible upgrade to Android 4.0, the NT-A1 will …

If your channel subscriptions were starting to get a little unwieldy, you might want to tinker with several new feed options rolling out to the site now. Accompanying bigger thumbnails with more detail, users can now hide individual updates, limit them to new uploads or just unsubscribe directly from their feed. Anything that you’ve already watched on YouTube is grayed out to avoid unnecessary replays, while a new highlight view should ensure over-zealous videomakers don’t squeeze out less prolific contributors — and make some room for the next wave of (heavily-marketed) YouTube channels.

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