Check out Kim Jung Un’s tablet — it can do at least one thing your tablet can’t
The Samjiyon is a tablet manufactured and released only in North Korea. Not much was known about this $200 device until recently, when a
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Researchers able to store solar energy in the form of hydrogen
In what’s being touted as a major breakthrough for solar energy technology, researchers from HZB and TU Delft (Germany) have successfully stored five percent
Mathematical jigsaw puzzle used to better encrypt software
A group of researchers have successfully developed a new software encryption method referred to as “software
Pocket knife phone case: Now your iPhone can literally do everything
While our smartphones can be considered the modern-day Swiss Army pocket knife, what with the fact that they’re able to carry out just about any and all tasks in the
Artificial sun being built to help town get through dark winter months
Starting every September and ending every March, the small Norwegian town of Rjukan sits in the shadows of tall mountains surrounding
Photographed ruins of abandoned Detroit
As most of us know, Detroit recently filed for bankruptcy. While it is one thing to read about this story in the media, it’s something else to see the effects of the
Image of the day: What Earth looks like from Saturn
NASA has just released images of the Earth and moon from point of view of the Cassini spacecraft, which is orbiting Saturn 898 million miles away. The earth is the blue
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FAA orders airliners to inspect all Boeing 787’s emergency transmitters
The Federal Aviation Administration has requested that all airliners using Boeing 787’s “Dreamliner” conduct a safety check on the plane’s emergency locator
‘Born to die’ electronics dissolve when exposed to water
Researchers at the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign) are working on developing electronics that dissolve when exposed to