Ferrari’s new LaFerrari will include Apple iPad Mini and Siri voice
Ferrari, the luxury carmaker owned by Fiat SpA, has agreed to include the Apple's iPad mini tablets with every sale of its new 949HP LaFerrari hybrid
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Image of the day: New laser cuts through atmosphere and creates an artificial star
A new and more powerful laser called PARLA has been formally accepted for use in creating an artificial star 90km high in the sky. The device will be stationed at the
Coming to a supermarket near you: Plastic sensor circuits that digitize food freshness
Tons of food gets thrown away each year because the expiration date has passed. Researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology, Universitá di Catania, CEA-Liten,
According to Forbes, it pays to be a tech geek
A survey released by Forbes today showed that America’s tech sector continues to be a driving force for the world’s
Researchers turn dead sparrow into robot to study bird behavior
Researchers at Duke University recently stuffed a deceased swamp sparrow with a miniature computer and some robotics to give it the ability to flap its wings as if it
Researchers develop electron-based Airy Beam
A team or researchers recently discovered a way of taking the process of creating light-based Airy Beams and applying them to electron beams
Image of the Day: Electrified soap bubble can last for hours
Researcher at the University of Lyon (France) set out to investigate the effect of electric fields on soap films. They trapped a bubble between two platinum electrodes
Largest EV fast-charging network in the world opens – in Estonia
Estonia has officially opened its nationwide electric vehicle fast-charge network, complete with 165 charging stations spaced out at a distance no further than 60km
NASA’s SDO captures video of rain on the sun
Last year, during the course of a single day, the sun experienced a series of events that led to a 24-hour visual display unlike anything we’ve seen before.
Chip converts smartphone snapshots into professional looking photographs
A processor chip developed by researchers at MIT might soon make it possible to change the overly-flawed smartphone snapshot into a professional looking photograph with