Philips introduces world’s first LED replacement tube that requires NO rewiring
Philips has announced the launch of a new drop-in LED tube called “InstantFit LED T8”, which is meant to replace existing 4’ T8 fluorescent lamps with no rewiring
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
The most high-tech business card you’ve ever seen
TechKeys, a mechanical keyboard company, may very well have just redefined the business card as we once knew
Image of the Day: Hand of God spotted by NASA telescope
The “Hand of God” photo seen here was captured by NASA’s Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array, or NuSTAR for
Pint-sized cube captures real-world color and sends exact, matching sample to smartphone
The SwatchMate Color Capturing Cube is a niche device that allows users to capture all of the real world colors around them and have exact matches sent directly to their
Must-see chandelier forms a map of the world that highlights global data
The chandelier hanging in the Washington D.C.-based headquarters at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), a bipartisan, nonprofit think tank focused
Japan to U.S.: We’ll pay for a ‘Super Maglev’ train between Washington and Baltimore
Japan is so eager to show off its technologically advanced means of transportation, it has offered the US a promise of covering half the costs
Sony’s new Xperia Z1S smartphone can withstand being in 4.5 feet of water for 30 minutes
Stop me if you’ve heard this story before: Sony’s debuting a water-proof phone. If this sounds familiar, it’s because the company
AI cube understands human emotions, generates relevant responses to cheer user up
Making Spike Jonze’s futuristic flick, “Her”, unsettlingly realistic (in short, actor Joaquin Phoenix fall in love with his Siri-like operating system, voiced by
Electronic chips so flexible they can be wrapped around a human hair
According to the study led by Giovanni Salvatore at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, researchers have successfully created functional electronic
Researchers scour Internet for evidence of time travel
Researchers from the Department of Physics at Michigan Technological University have concluded a study in which they scoured the far reaches of the Internet for evidence