Pianist hacks instrument and uses it to play video games instead
Well, it’s not often that one gets to write a line like this: a pianist has hacked a piano for the purpose of using it to control his character in the video game,
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Physicists create magnetic monopole first predicted over 80 years ago
Led by David Hall of Amherst College, an international team of physicists has created, identified, and photographed an isolated north pole (a monopole) in a simulated
Satya Nadella named new CEO of Microsoft
After months of interviews, Microsoft announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Satya Nadella as Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of
Researchers create beer-tasting robot
Researchers have created an electronic tongue that can accurately identify different brands of beer 82% of the
Researchers generate electricity with a piece of rubber slathered in bacteria
A team of researchers from Harvard’s Wyss Institute and several other universities have discovered that by harnessing the tiny physical movements of a soil bacterium
Smartphone uses Rubik’s magic to fold into game controller, tablet, and more
In the interest of creating a device flexible enough to transform from game controller to tablet to smartphone, a team of researchers at Hasselt University (Belgium)
First-ever Porsche vehicle was an electric car
The carriage-like looking vehicle above is, in fact, the first ever Porsche-designed vehicle. It was created by the founder of the luxury automaker, Ferdinand Porsche,
According to credit rating agency Moody’s, Sony is ‘junk’
Despite a successful 2013 launch of its new PlayStation 4 game console, Sony’s credit rating was cut by Bond credit rating agency Moody’s from Baa3 to Ba 1 with a
Willy Wonka’s Weapon of Choice: The Confectionary Cannon
This is what happens when you give four college students $250 and assign them three months to come up with something for their Principles of Engineering
Seven new web domains to officially be released
If you have difficulty deciphering the difference between a .com and a .net, a .org and a .edu, I’m pleased to tell you that things are about to get a lot