Posted 12.23.2009 at 5:15 pm Comments

Best of What's New All In One Place:
If you're like me, the holiday break is all about consuming everyone's year-end recaps--and of course, looking ahead to the year to come. We're taking a short break here on PopSci.com, but we're not going to leave you hanging with nothing--here we've compiled both our year-end Best of What's New list and our look ahead to 2010 in science, all in one place for your holiday enjoyment.

• Click here to launch our Best of What's New list gallery with all 100 innovations, sorted by category. You may have already checked out our list on the Best of What's New site; if not, it's a great way to get familiar with the best of the year in gadgets, engineering, green tech and more. Be sure to use the links within the gallery to check out more photos and video over on the Best of What's New site.

• And click here to check out our 2010 preview from the January issue to get a jump on the stories to follow in medicine, aviation, space, entertainment and more.

We'll be back in the new year ready to dive into the maelstrom that is the Consumer Electronics Show, the biggest electronics tradeshow in the world. The fun begins in Las Vegas on January 6.

Have a happy holidays and an excellent new year everyone, and as always, thanks for reading. It's been a great year, and much of the thanks for that is due to you!

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lawsonrw
10/15/11 at 12:56 pm

Time warp... I must've stepped into a time machine without knowing it if I truly am looking FORWARD to 2010!

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Sprite
10/16/11 at 11:32 am

lawsonrw,
You make a great an obvious observation for all of us. We are currently in the year 2011 approaching 2012 fast and yet POPSCI decides to go retro for 2009. Maybe in the new year of 2012, POPSCI will write an article of 2008 in remembrance.

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dwwood3
10/17/11 at 8:37 am

"DOH!" *slaps hand to forehead*

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"hahaha let's see what kind of comments pop up on THIS post!"



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