Engineers build lithium-ion battery able to last 27 years
Researchers at Germany’s Center for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Baden-Württemberg (ZSW) claim to have made improvements to lithium-ion batteries that allow
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Mouser celebrates Tony Kanaan’s Indy 500 win
Racing fans mixed with employees on the front lawn of Mouser’s Mansfield-based headquarters to see race car driver Tony Kanaan be presented with a key to the city and
Love at first click, an end to rotten strawberries, and more – the 5 stories you might have missed last week
A re-cap of the technology and science breakthrough stories that you might have missed from last
New human-tech system projects visual display, tactile cues onto user’s hand
As the industry continues to move towards smaller and smaller mobile technologies, Masatoshi Ishikawa and his colleagues at the University of Tokyo are hoping to get
Graphene sensor eliminates need for camera flash
A researcher at Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) has created a new graphene-based image sensor that is highly sensitive to not only visible light, but
Team able to infect iPhone and iPad with virus using device charger
A group of researchers from Georgia’s Institute of Technology have proven — with surprising ease — that an iOS device can be infected with malware using a bogus
DARPA’s solution to cyber warfare: Make it one big video game
Cyber warfare is something most people are familiar with nowadays. Unfortunately, though, a majority of the American public is not familiar with ways in which to
Google sets up street view tours of historic locations
If you’ve ever wanted to visit New York City, but haven’t had the time or money to get there, Google is offering a pretty cool solution: you can take virtual tours
New version of Kinect for Xbox One has gamers concerned about technology’s invasiveness
Microsoft launched its new Xbox One console last week to mixed reviews. Some were applauding the company’s updates while others complained that the console didn’t
Here’s looking at you: Moon-based telescope will allow users to see what Earth looks like from space
Ever wonder what the Earth looks like from the moon? Well, in two years, you’ll be able to see it for yourself, thanks to some creative minds with very deep