Image of the Day: Apache helicopter goes up in flames . . . on purpose
The helicopter you see hereis known as “Peten” in the Israel Air Force (translates to “Cobra”), and it is a Boeing AH-64A attack helicopter
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Today’s digital photos are so detailed, they can capture facial reflections in a subject’s eyes and used to solve crimes
Here’s looking at you, kid: researchers studying the high level of detail that modern-day digital photographs can provide have stated that they’re able to pick out
Infected USB sticks used to rob ATMs
At the recent hacker-themed Chaos Computing Congress in Hamburg, Germany, researchers gave in-depth details on how cyber-thieves were able to withdraw large amounts
FAA announces six US-based sites for testing commercial drones
If you were on the fence about moving to a new home, new town, or new state altogether, perhaps the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) can make that decision a bit
Electroshock therapy proves remarkably effective at erasing disturbing memories
While modern-day memory erasing technology is nowhere near the level of commercialization depicted in the movie, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
World, meet Cubli: a device that can walk, jump, and balance itself on a corner
A team of researchers out of ETH Zurich’s Institute for Dynamic Systems and Control have created a unique robotic system unlike anything seen
Blackberry and Foxconn agree to five-year partnership
The world’s largest manufacturer of electronic products and components, Foxconn, has agreed to a five-year deal with the world’s former leading smartphone maker,
It’s alive! Artificial worm injected with code, begins to wriggle on its own
The Open Worm is a fairly advanced project that aims to build a lifelike copy of a nematode roundworm entirely out of computer
FDA approves pulsating magnetic device to help ease headaches
A magnetic cranial stimulator has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as an effective means of
Bomb-hoaxing Harvard student used anonymous web browser and email, yet was still caught. How?
In case you missed this story from earlier in the week, Harvard Student Eldo Kim sent in an anonymous email to school officials claiming two