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This colorful infographic helps detail the complex story of solar power and provides additional context for GE’s (General Electric Company) latest product in solar technology, the most efficient thin film solar panel created to date. Designed by JESS3

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The space agency just announced that the last shuttle mission would be in June. How is NASA going to spend its resources if it's not manning the shuttle program?

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What would happen if we legalised drugs? This is David McCandless' take

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Google's Android operating system has been a breakout success, quickly gaining worldwide market share among smartphones. Our infographic shows how Android has grown, the success of its app market, the sudden increase in customer acceptance and loyalty, and where we think it will be in 2014.

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Sarcastic Gamer takes a look at the future.

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How much could Muscovites save if they don't drive a car for one day?

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This is the result of TAT's Open Innovation experiment. It is an experience video showing the future of screen technology with stretchable screens, transparent screens and e-ink displays, to name a few.

How to see 2,000,000 years in the past?

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Infographic for the WAN Annual Report published by Innovation Media Consulting Group on the newsroom of the future

Imagine bubbles floating before your eyes, filled with cool info about stuff you see on the street. Science fiction? Nope. It's augmented reality. And one day it'll be as routine as browsing the Web.