Technology News for June 26, 2007

Soon, an aeroplane that changes shape in accordance with flying speed
NASA engineers are working towards building multistable structures -simple sheets of material that snap from one stable shape to another and back again, just by twisting - as part of their efforts to construct planes that change shape. ANI

Sonys liquid cellphone that wont crack up from a crash
Japanese electronics giant Sony has come up with an innovation that promises to protect the sensitive innards of a cellphone in case of an impact. ANI

Boffins find way to safely store hydrogen for use in future cars
Greek scientists have found a way to safely store hydrogen fuel in nanoscropic scrolls of carbon for use in future cars and portable devices. ANI

Physicists use electron beam to carve worlds tiniest metal nanostructures
Physicists at the University of Pennsylvania are using a new technique to craft the world tiniest metal nanostructure: no larger than 10 nanometers, or 10,000 times smaller than the width of a single human hair. ANI