Boston University is suing Apple over its use of patented semiconductor
According to the Boston Herald, Boston University is taking Apple to court for patent infringement, accusing the California-based company of using one of the
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Image of the Day: Fuel-less, solar-powered plane touches down, completes coast-to-coast journey
For the first time in the history of aviation, a plane capable of flying day and night powered only by solar energy has crossed the entire continental United States. The
15 seconds of your life could land you the once-in-a-lifetime chance to tour a NASA facility
To say opportunities like this are few and far between would be a MASSIVE understatement: Littelfuse, a global leader in circuit protection, has teamed up with the crew
Teenager invents flashlight powered by hand warmth
Ann Makosinski, a 15-year old high school student from British Columbia, has developed a thermoelectrically-based flashlight that can be powered by the warmth of one’s
High-tech tombstones allow deceased to live forever (virtually)
A small barcode stuck on the side of a tombstone allows friends and families of those deceased to look through photos, listen to music, and post their feelings to
‘Go Park Yourself’ — Volvo demonstrates autonomous parking concept
Volvo has successfully demonstrated a prototype vehicle that can park itself — sans driver — while sharing the road with other
Google goes to new heights with Street View of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa
Google recently sent its Maps team to the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, to record the company’s first-ever skyscraper on Street View — the Burj Khalifa, the world’s
According to Harvard, if you use a smartphone, you might be a wuss
Researchers at Harvard Business School have published a study suggesting that the use of devices with small screens can cause people to have less assertiveness than
Suite of telescopes discovers nearby star has trio of ‘Super-Earths’ orbiting it
Gliese 667C lies within the constellation of Scorpius. It is a low-luminosity "M-dwarf" star just over one-third the mass of our Sun and is only 22 light years away.
Robotic hamster ball helps farmers monitor soil conditions
A team from the Robotics and Cybernetics Research Group (Technical University of Madrid) has taken a rather curious outside-the-box and inside-a-ball approach to