Before you flush the toilet, you might want to check the power level in your batteries. You could be flushing away a free source of energy.

In 2005, Scientists in Singapore developed a battery powered by urine. The Scientists were able to produce electric power using liquid as a catalyst thanks to a special mixture of magnesium and carbon inside the batteries.

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This sign was spotted at an airport in Istanbul. If the picture isn't clear enough, basically they don't want you spending hours on the toilet, using your laptop.

The latest IT Crowd -- season two, episode three -- aired last night, and featured a milk-nose-snortingly funny parody of the pre-show anti-piracy ads you get in movie theatres.

This T-Mobile advertisement, confirming the new model.

The advertisement goes onto to stipulate possible download speeds of 3.6Mbps and a $687 price tag. The purchase of the phone would also come with an iTunes voucher, various call plans will be on offer, but unlimited data plans will apparently make their way into Germany. The call plans will range from $69-$96/month, with more inclusive minutes and text messages being the reason for the price gap.

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Looking for James Bond’s sunglasses? Spycatcher of Knightsbridge has created a glasses which able to record clear audio and color video with an invisible spy camera that built into the lenses, allowing you to take a video without notice.

As you see in the photo, this spy glasses also comes with a personal video recorder device which features a built-in colour monitor, speaker and an integrated 32MB memory that allows you to save the video. Anyway, you still can upgrade its memory with an optional SD memory card. It’s a cool spy glasses definitely.


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