Brazilian doctor used bag of fingers to sign colleagues in for work
In a case that can only be described as “bizarre”, Brazilian doctor Thaune Nunes Ferreira was arrested for using fake fingers to fool her hospital’s biometric
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Man has 75 percent of his skull replaced with 3D printed implant
In a first of its kind procedure, an un-named patient has successfully had 75% of his skull replaced with a specially crafted plastic prosthetic that was made using a 3D
If you have a remote controlled airplane, you should pick up this tool kit
Xuron Corporation has come out with a handy new kit that features three tools specially designed to meet the needs of today’s remote controlled airplane
Image of the Day: iPhone prototype from 2005
The image here is a 2005 prototype of Apple’s iPhone device, which was recently leaked to the Web by a former, unnamed Apple
Freezing an Android phone allows hackers to steal sensitive information
A group of security researchers out of Germany published a report in which they describe making an Android-based phone vulnerable to an attack simply by sticking the
Tricked out speed bumps can stop fleeing vehicles dead in their tracks
The Department of Homeland Security, with help from the Engineering Science Analysis Corporation (ESA), has released two new devices to be used when trying to stop
Human organs on a chip could end animal testing
Alternative measures to animal testing took a big step forward recently when the founding director of Harvard’s Wyss Institute, Don Ingber, M.D., Ph.D., received the
How holograms could help firefighters better locate victims amid fire, smoke
At present, firefighters can see through smoke using IR camera technology. The problem with this particular technology, however, is that it can be blinded by the intense
Soccer ball is also portable generator
At a quick glance, the SOCCKET might look like an ordinary soccer ball, but upon closer inspection, it’s easy to see that it’s anything
Microsoft fined $731 million by European Union
In in an unprecedented move, the European Union has announced that they will fine Microsoft Corporation $731 million for violating one of the company’s