Museum to try and reboot one of the world’s oldest computers
The National Museum of Computing has taken on what can only be described as a gargantuan hobbyist
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Image of the day: How NASA made composite images prior to Photoshop
The image seen here is a collage of photographs obtained by NASA’s Voyager I satellite back in
Some jerk tailgating you? Tell them to back off with this new status bar for your car
Well, if this isn’t a reflection of the times we’re living in, then I don’t know what is. MotorMood, a California-based startup, has announced a new
Series of power station vandalisms now has the attention of the FBI
There has been a recent spate of vandalisms taking place at power stations in the U.S. state of
5 things to know: Google’s new Chromebook 11 laptop
Google has released details on its latest laptop model, the impressively-built HP Chromebook
Novel program creates the perception of 3D textures on otherwise completely smooth surface
A new algorithm developed for the tactile rendering of three dimensional features gives users the perception of texture on otherwise completely smooth touchscreen
Cloud computing vs grid computing
Cloud computing and grid computing are often mistaken for one another, but the fact is that they’re nowhere close . .
MIT researchers create self-assembling robots using an astonishingly simple scheme
Using M-blocks, MIT researchers have created a robotic technology that features cubes with no external moving parts, yet are fully capable of propelling
Wave of jellyfish shuts down one of the world’s largest nuclear reactors
Operators at Sweden’s Oskarshamn nuclear plant were forced to shut down one of its reactors when a huge cluster of jellyfish clogged the pipes that bring cool water
Image of the Day: Meet the actor who provides the voice for Siri
Siri is by far the world’s most popular virtual assistant. The name of the actor providing the voiceover, however, has never been