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Cardock Is Your Alternative Garage Solution
Feb. 19 | The Cardock is an alternative garage solution targeted at more affluent consumers who seek to save space in their residences, or even to hide one car under garden space. Essentially, it allows users to park two cars using a the space required for one...
Microchip Implant Gives Medication On Command
Feb. 18 | For people who face frequent needle jabs to treat chronic conditions, a new technology is on the horizon that might make treatment a lot less painful. Researchers report that a new wireless controlled microchip, implanted under the skin, can safely and...
Astronaut and robot shake hands in space
Feb. 15 | In case you were far too buried in attempting to pirate the newNazis-in-space movie, may I tell you that today an astronaut shook arobot's hand in space for the first time. The astronaut in question is International Space Station Commander Daniel...
Sony envisions future with pay-as-you-go power
Feb. 15 | Sony is looking to revolutionize the inefficient way in which we consume power. A new concept video from the electronics giant shows how we could use power more efficiently in the year 2030 by switching to smart outlets with authentication and wireless...
PlayStation Vita OS coming to Sony Smartphones
Feb. 13 | It appears that with the relative success of the Sony PlayStation Vita in its relatively limited release thus far, the operating system aboard has garnered some attention in regards to a possible mobile phone port. When asked this past November what...
Air Force May Buy Thousands Of iPads And Android Tablets
Feb. 11 | Many airlines are already buying or have bought iPads for pilots to use and now it looks like the Air Force’s Air Mobility Command is doing the same. They will be putting in a request to purchase tablets soon. The idea is to lighten their pilots’...
Infrared and 3-D Vision Systems for safe landings
Feb. 10 | When large airliners approach an airport for a landing, a combination of radio signals and high-intensity lighting shows the pilot exactly where the runway is, even at night or in fog. But millions of people a year fly on smaller commercial planes, many...
Jump to the beat of wireless pacemakers
Feb. 6 | Millions of pacemakers have been successfully implanted in the past half century to regulate erratic heartbeats, but the electrical leads, which connect the device to the heart, complicate the surgery and increase infection risks. The heart's continuous...
Knowledge base for the knowledge hungry
Feb. 4 | Google has done a great job in giving us search results at lightening speed but are they the one we want is a big question. We spend time searching through the results and finally end up with the one we want. Well how does it sound when I say that...
