Did you know that on this day in 1752 Benjamin Franklin experimented by flying a kite during a thunderstorm. The result was a little spark that showed the relationship between lightning and electricity. In 1844, on this day, Charles Goodyear was granted a patent for the process that strengthens rubber. So all in all, it seems that June the 15th is a pretty good date for innovation - what have you invented today?
From: Heather MQ.
Subject: Ecosystems rule over products now; here's how
Samsung's designers are coping
From: Rosie B-H.
Subject: Autonomous lawnmower
From: Ollie S.
Subject: One for the petrol heads…
From: Heather MQ.
Subject: For those motor-heads out there…
From: Milly R.
Subject: Interesting new beauty device for making your own products
From: Polly S.
Subject: This sci-fi touchscreen can give the iPhone real
buttons
From: Rosie B-H.
Subject: After India and Brazil, now China takes steps to
allow cheap versions of patented drugs
From: Heather MQ.
Subject: Coffee chain prints the daily news on their beverages sleeves
From: James S.
Subject: Domain name applications unveiled
From: Roger G.
Subject: Jake Dyson's LED lamp
From: Polly S.
Subject: New e-wallet from Apple
From: Heather MQ.
Subject: Patients find each other online to jump-start medical research
From: Rosie B-H.
Subject: Nice de-branding project
From: Mark H.
Subject: A toothbrush that acts as a water fountain
From: Milly R.
Subject: Family oriented concept car from Toyota
From: James S.
Subject: Jetovator flying water bike
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