I think we all know that Back to the Future II has inspired much technology that is yet to become real by the year 2015. That was the year that Marty and Doc traveled to at the beginning of the film, for those that don’t remember it. Granted, we are closer to a hoverboard than we were before, and someone is working on “Power Laces”.

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Power Laces, as seen in Back to the Future II

While the Netflix app was originally meant for the iPad, this free app has been modified to cater for those who are rocking to the iPhone and iPod touch, thanks to the availability of the free Netflix App for iPhone and iPod touch.

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Netflix app hits iPhone and iPod touch

Buying things to organize your cables has to be the most boring shopping trip out there.  You’re just stuck staring at such bland options and most of the time it’s stuff that’s not going to be seen anyway.  However, if you have some cords you need kept together, but will be visible you might want to pick up this cute little robot.  It’ll keep your wires under control, but won’t be quite as boring as your other options. The robot is more a half of a robot than a full robot.  He’s there from the waist up and uses his arms to keep your cables under control.  Those long arms can bend and wrap around a pretty thick chunk of cords.  It’s obviously just a simple robot made of rubber with nothing but a little wire running through the inside allowing for you to bend him in all different directions.  To pick one up it’ll only cost you $3.95 through the Neatoshop . Source: Gizmodiva Coolest Gadgets UK – For all your UK centric tech and gadget news.

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Cable Robot Cable Organizer

Another day, another iPod/iPhone charger hits the market. The Dexim P-Flip Power Dock aims to be different from the rest (don’t they all), where £39.99 will net you a compact, stylish yet powerful charger that comes in a special folding design.

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Dexim P-Flip Power Dock

This is the HumanCar, and it is a vehicle that does not require gas. Oh yes, I am not making this up.

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HumanCar can go 60 mph with just human power

We have reported on the PDP Afterglow glowing controllers before . In fact, we have done it twice .

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Hands on with the Afterglow controllers

This is the Great Pyramid of Giza, and it has been around since 2560 B.C.. Believe it or not, there are some areas of it that have not been explored. In fact, there are two unexplored air shafts that can cannot be searched in the traditional archeological manner

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Great Pyramid to be explored by robot

SkinnyBytes has rolled out a new range of Power-over-Ethernet machines that are also All-In-One computers, coming in a variety of sizes that start from 8.9” and goes all the way to 18.5”. Since these are powered via a Power-over-Ethernet model, they will not need any AC power outlets to run.

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SkinnyBytes reveals new range of All-In-One computers

Sure, there is a trend in cars toward electrical and hydrogen fuels, but this one from Geneco runs on human waste.

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Geneco’s VW Beetle runs on human waste, insert scatalogical joke here

In the design of power-aware on-demand routing protocols in mobile ad hoc networks, it must be taken into account that nodes may use a great amount of power to find the desired routing path during the path-discovery phase. In addition, in previous research on power-aware routing protocols, the path bandwidth was often not considered.

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A Bandwidth-Based Power-Aware Routing Protocol with Low Route Discovery Overhead in Mobile Ad hoc Networks