7 most high-tech guns in the world right now
There are plenty of high-tech weapons in use right - here's a short list of some of the impressively designed guns and
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Image of the Day: Michigan Micro Mote is world’s smallest computer
Researchers at the University of Michigan have created the world's smallest, fully functional, computer
In a David vs. Goliath-like case, a law graduate is spearheading a class action suit against Facebook
Young lawyer represents 25,000 plaintiffs in class-action lawsuit against Facebook over privacy
9 of the weirdest and most immoral things you can get on the Dark Web
While the dark web is fairly extensive, here's a short list of some of the more oddball, inappropriate things you can purchase via its
78 things Google feels like every Android user should know how to do
Long list of how-to's can be beneficial for Android users, both new and
Police in India will begin using pepper-spraying drones on protesters
While drones have largely been used by police as a form of surveillance, this marks the first time unmanned aerial vehicles have been purposely weaponized for use
Study proves EV battery pack price is falling, suggests timeframe for when these cars will actually be affordable
After reviewing dozens of data reports, researchers have concluded that the price for EV battery packs is falling faster than originally thought, and that this will
Researchers separate cancer cells from blood samples using sound-based isolation technique
New method uses sound waves to separate cancer cells from white blood cells in blood, proves faster and more cost-efficient than current
What is quad high-definition and why you should care
Display technology will become new standard in forthcoming mobile
Semiconductor breakthrough: Wires less than 10 nanometers wide are being created using water
Researchers have figured out that by using the natural physical tension of water, they can create wire patterns between 6 and 16 nanometers wide