‘Superman with a GoPro’ lets you experience being the Man of Steel for a day
Digital video studio puts together impressive clip using nothing more than hobbyist
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Ultra-fast, ultra-small optical switch breaks miniaturization barrier
A new optical device can turn on and off trillions of times per second by way of switches measuring one five-hundredths the width of a human
Tomorrow’s electric vehicles might be powered by batteries that ‘breathe’
Researchers have presented a new battery that actually "breathes" - it's lighter, more efficient than today's lithium-ion batteries, and could one day find its way into
Politicians back regulation that will force smartphone makers to use just one type of charger
In an effort to help consumers reduce their electronic waste, Members of the European Parliament have voted overwhelmingly in favor of new regulation that will require
The super technical instructions for projecting Wes Anderson’s new film ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
Film maker Wes Anderson sends highly-detailed technical document to theater projectionists on how his new film should be
Why your Google search results look so . . . different
If you’ve googled anything on your desktop computer in the last day or two, then you’ve likely stumbled upon the new look to the web giant’s search result
Help wanted: NASA looking for coders to hunt dangerous asteroids
In an effort to better their asteroid identifier program, NASA has launched “Asteroid Data Hunter”, a contest that will shell out $35,000 to programmers who
World’s most expensive phone number sells at auction for $2 million
At an Abu Dhabi-based charity auction, a phone number and its accompanying package sold for 7,877,777 dirhams – approximately $2.1
Man arrested for using drone to try to smuggle drugs into a prison
A brazen attempt to smuggle drugs into a prison by way of drone ended with the arrest of an Australian man outside a Melbourne-based
How students turned a normal phone into a highly accurate mobile 3D scanner
By using the internal sensors of a phone, students at the Computer Vision and Geometry Lab of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology were able to take a normal