Many Sci-Fi movies have long shown autonomous flying robots taking care of menial tasks like delivering lunch, doing repairs etc. The future is here and it's taking on the food-service industry first.
Sure, it would be awesome to own a pair of Google Glass, but like our moms said on Christmas morning '91 when there was no SNES under the tree, "Blah blah blah what am I made of money blah blah blah?"
Simply put, the 'artificial leaf', invented by Dan Nocera is a device that mimics the photosynthesis of a real leaf meaning it needs only water and sunlight (no dirt) to operate. He believes his invention can solve the world's energy crisis
Microsoft detailed the specifications of its new Xbox One during the Tuesday Xbox Reveal event.
Chris Hadfield has been the commander of the International Space Station for the past five months and has been releasing all kinds of nifty videos and here's his latest, a cover of David Bowie's 'Space Oddity' recorded solo entirely on the space station.
If given the option to buy a pepper spray iPhone case would you buy it? Think about it, finally a case on a phone that could protect you and your phone from attacks. Introducing the Spraytect Pepper Spray iPhone case.
Is there anything as panic-inducing as when your cell phone battery starts giving you warnings that it's about to, gulp, DIE? Enter the Fuel Micro Charger, a tiny cell phone power source that's like Viagra for your phone.
While the social media landscape often changes quickly, it’s pretty clear that networking on those sites is going to be a big part of our lives for a long time—both personally and professionally.
Military jets have had heads-up displays (H.U.D.'s) on their windshields for quite some time and it's been tried out in cars too, not to mention that Tony Stark's helmet display is MAD cool! But here comes the latest generation of heads up technology and just like most of the coolest gadgets we cover, the science behind it feels like it was once again inspired by science FICTION
Unless of course you're calling my phone. I love when I get voicemails because they're more personal and the closest thing to getting the real you as opposed to a text message if I happen to miss your call, but that's not the way most feel apparently...
Have you ever wondered how much time you're wasting staring at your cell phone? I tend to look at mine almost a million times a day. I check Facebook, Twitter, the news, my emails, my calendar, the list goes on. So how much time do we end up checking our phones in a year? A new study is saying the average person spends an average of 23 full days a year on their phone. That's more than three full weeks.
