My drone is better than yours: What ordinary citizens do with drones
So what are ordinary people doing with their personal drones while the military uses them for combat and surveillance
Author: Nicolette Emmino
Make a Raspberry Pi door that opens when your dog barks at it
If you’ve ever been plagued by the sound of your barking dog, or woken early in the morning to let the pup out in the yard, you could use a Raspberry Pi bark-activated
How researchers can borrow your cellphone while you’re asleep to fight AIDS
While you’re fast asleep, you’re mobile phone is lying on the charger with a lot of spare time on its hands. Now you can put your phone to work for a good cause when
Man buys GPS jammer to duck employer, jams his local airport instead
A New Jersey man thought he was beating the system when he bought a GPS jammer to dodge his employers, until he drove by Newark Liberty Airport in Newark, NJ and got in
South Korea tests roads that wirelessly charge electric buses while driving
This week, two wireless Online Electric Vehicle (OLEV) buses are providing citizens with transportation for the first time throughout South Korea. The buses are
New banking technology is eliminating physical bank tellers
Bank tellers may one day be a thing of the past now that banks are implementing Interactive Teller
They’ve hijacked the porcelain throne: Toilet hackers can bust into bathrooms via Bluetooth
Owners of the Satis smart toilet are now susceptible to having their toilets hacked through an Android app that accompanies the toilet and experiencing a
What to do when you drop your cellphone in the toilet
There are many of us who subject our electronics to risky water situations. Believe it or not, one of those places is in the bathroom. According to BetterBathrooms.com,
Image of the Day: Partially blind 98-year-old man creates digital artwork on Windows 95
Some people can barely get their elderly grandparents to look at a computer, but one 98-year-old man spends 10 hours a day painting on his Windows 95 computer using a
Jetman: That’s not a plane in the sky, it’s a man attached to a wing
If you happen to be in the Oshkosh, Wisconsin area this week and think you see a small plane soaring above you, it may just be Yves “Jetman” Rossy, the Swiss pilot