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iPod owners report whining sound emanating from 2G nanos

Dec 31st 2006 9:23PM on Engadget

Apparently teenagers can hear low frequency sounds which people in their 30's or above can't. Some guy even invented a device based on this to stop kids from hanging around outside the local convenience stores! assuming most of them are teenagers of course..

Heat-sensitive spoons designed for better cooking

Dec 31st 2006 6:13AM on Engadget

Cheaper just to use an old thermometer?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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