Reinventing the light bulb: Philips goes flat
Referred to as the “SlimStyle”, Philips has released a new light bulb that looks fairly normal on the surface,
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Open-source EEG platform gives anyone with a computer access to their brainwaves
In an attempt to accelerate innovation in the area of brain science, Joel Murphy and Conor Russomanno have proposed a solution
Nissan LEAF electric vehicles can now be used to power office buildings
Nissan has successfully carried out a series of field tests in which they used the batteries of their LEAF electric vehicles to power office
Disturbing development: Realistic telemarketing robots that avidly deny they’re bots
The story goes like this: Time’s Michael Scherer recently received a call on his cell phone from a bright, enthusiastic woman who asked him if he was interested
How do you detect corrosion in a bridge? Simple — you zap it with electricity
Here’s a disconcerting statistic for anyone in the Empire State: of the more than 17,000 bridges in New
Good Company Nokia: Offers free Lumia to Samsung user whose Galaxy S4 caught fire
Behold, the power of the Internet: when former Samsung user Richard Wygand’s brand new Galaxy S4 phone caught
Designer uses obsolete electronics to create unbelievable furniture
Anyone with the slightest bit of interest in technology will no doubt find what Benjamin Rollins Caldwell is doing in his South Carolina design studio to be absolutely
Fake Xbox One hack instructions actually convince users to destroy their systems
This past weekend, instructions were posted in the notorious /b/ forum of imageboard website 4chan which promised users an easy “hack”
President Obama: I’m not allowed to have an iPhone
When you’re the most powerful man in the free world, one would think you’d have access to any piece of technology your heart
How your loofah pad could be converted into a highly efficient microbial fuel cell
Next time you think about throwing away that dirty, beat-up old loofah pad, you might want to think