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On this episode of the Totally Cool Tech Podcast:

• 13 Year-old British Spiderman (via DVICE & The SUN)
  
• Pressure Sensative iPad App (via Wired)
  
• Microsoft’s Just Make Batteries Work (via Gadget Venue)
  
  
• Terrafugia Gets FAA Clearance (via Coolest Gadgets)
  
• Lego’s Really Go World Cup (via technabob)

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Today’s Totally Cool Tech: Microsoft SideSight Technology (via GearLog )

A new Microsoft-developed technology called SideSight looks like something that deserves to be on a next-generation iPod touch. Or in a magician’s repertoire. SideSight removes “touch” from the device and makes it a function of the paper, tabletop, or even the air that’s next to the device. What does this mean? According to Microsoft, it opens up the possibility for “touch” functions to be built into tiny devices that don’t actually need a touchscreen.

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