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TIME's Best Inventions of 2008
From a genetic testing service to an invisibility cloak to an ingenious public bike system to the world's first moving skyscraper here are TIME's picks for the top innovations of 2008
The Best Inventions of the Year
By Jeremy Caplan, Kristina Dell, Andrea Dorfman, Laura Fitzpatrick, Justin Fox, Sean Gregory, Lev Grossman, Barbara Kiviat, Jeffrey Kluger, Richard Lacayo, Michael Lemonick, Lisa McLaughlin, Jay Newton-Small, Alice Park, Mark Thompson, Bryan Walsh and Rebecca Winters Keegan Read More »
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Cast Your Vote: Gadget of the Year
Which gadget is most useful or influential? Browse the nominees and cast your vote. More »
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Invention of the Year: The Retail DNA Test
Your genome used to be a closed book. Now a simple, affordable test can shed new light on everything from your intelligence to your biggest health risks. Say hello to your dna if you dare More »
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Video: The Best Inventions of the Year
Run, ride, swim, and sing through some of TIME Magazine's best inventions of the year More »
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Shopping: Tech Buyer's Guide
Gear up with these gizmos for the home, office, playroom, and pocket. Batteries not included More »
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