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Mark Prigg
Articles by Mark Prigg
Want to buy a BatPod? Custom built electric two wheeler up for auction
The modified Harley looks uncannily like something Batman would have in his arsenal – and even comes with a flame thrower
Shiny: Apple reveals how it makes the Mac Pro
It’s unashamed tech porn, but this video revealing just how Apple’s tubular tower is built was one of the surprise hits of its event yesterday – and now you can watch it
Interplanetary internet: Nasa tests out space communication system by firing lasers at the moon
Nasa hopes the technology will one day allow it to broadcast 3D video from other planets – and let astronauts keep up with their favourite TV shows.
Fully Charged: Microsoft Monocle to challenge Google Glass, iOS 7.0.3 and customisable bike bells
If you’ve been experiencing a post-Apple event comedown, don’t worry, its time for your morning dose of tech trends – and in true Apple style, one more thing about your iPhone.
Android on the road: Tesla is set to allow dashboard apps
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed the firm plans to install an Android emulator onto the centre console touchscreen of its cars, allowing developers to create apps for the vehicle. Angry birds on the move, anyone?
Mac Pro hands-on review: the future of desktops has arrived
It’s a monster of a machine packed into one of the most unique designs we’ve ever seen
Fully Charged: 3D printed horseshoes, Sony’s bedroom evolution and the iWatch meets the Fuelband
Slather your sausages with a healthy serving of silicon with our early morning tech roundup
Drop everything and try: Seene
This clever app turns your iPhone into a rudimentary 3D scanner, letting you capture and post images that appear to move.
Exclusive: New pics of Apple’s unreleased tablet prototype from 1992 – and the Mac that flew on the Space Shuttle
Jonathan Zufi, who tracked down over 600 Apple machines for his latest book, has given Stuff exclusive pictures of some of Apple’s prototypes and its early machines as you’ve never seen them before.
Get in line for BBM: Blackberry’s iOS and Android apps go live (again)
s Blackberry is having a second crack at launching its iOS and Android BBM apps – but be warned, this time there’s a virtual waiting list
Dustbusting drones and 3D food printers: Eight gadgets that could change your home forever
Flying mini-robot cleaners, expanding walls that filter the air and 3D food printers could all be in our homes soon, according to the judges at the Electrolux Design Lab.
