12 min ago | Engadget
Alt-week 5.25.13: regenerating limbs, robo-politans and science's playground
We think it's fair to say that, we all aspire to a future where robots do the hard work, lost limbs self-regenerate, and kids love science.
4 hrs ago | Engadget
Mercedes-Benz plan will put QR codes on cars to speed up rescues
We joke that most people don't like QR codes , but those codes link to a lot of information through one snapshot -- and Mercedes-Benz may just use that efficiency to save lives.
8 hrs ago | Technabob.com
Self-destructing Laptop Hack: Recovery Impossible
Growing up, Hack A Day's Caleb Kraft loved the James Bond movies. But he didn't idolize 007.
12 hrs ago | Ubergizmo
Digg Reader Announced To Be Digg's Official Google Reader Replacement
Ever since Google announced it would be shutting down its Google Reader service starting on July 1, a number of tech companies have attempted to step in to offer their own version of the popular RSS feed reader.
16 hrs ago | Ubergizmo
Mobelisk Turns Ordinary Tablets Into Enterprise Devices
At CTIA, MoGo has announced its second generation of modular sleeves that can turn a $200 device into a touch, enterprise ready tablet with extra battery capacity, optional laser bar code reader and many more options.
Google Rumored To Be Interested In Waze As Well
A couple of weeks ago word on the street was that Facebook was interested in acquiring mapping company, Waze .
iPhone biosensor does the work of a $50,000 lab-based machine
We already know that smartphones can perform many of the same features as more expensive computers, cameras and other devices.
Editor's Letter: One more Xbox
Can you believe we've had the Xbox 360 since 2005? As a child of the two- or three-year console cycle, a system still going strong after eight seems inconceivable.
Seal system aims to keep kids from drowning
The Seal system consists of neckbands worn by swimmers, designed to sound an alarm if anyone is in danger of drowning It can't be easy, being a lifeguard at a pool full of children.
Samsung packs more pixels into tablet and notebook displays
Samsung Display has chosen Vancouver's Display Week Exhibition hosted by the Society for Information Display to unveil two new Retina-beating display panels.
Like the Galaxy S4, HTC One is getting its own "Google Edition"
Last week at Google I/O, some had been expecting a brand new Nexus phone or tablet.
Adidas labs unveils 99-gram adizero soccer boot and smart ball to help raise your game
Adidas isn't shy about embracing technology . In fact, sometimes it takes that a little further than you might expect.
25 Cool Gadgets For A Hot Summer
Maybe the most anticipated season of them all, summer is finally here. Whether you are most looking forward to time spent by the pool, grilling out in the yard or an out-of-town hiatus, CRN has found the cool tech gadgets to help enhance any summer experience.
Solar Impulse breaks own record for farthest solar-powered flight
The Solar Impulse has broken its own record for the longest distance flight of a solar-powered aircraft following the second leg of its journey across the USA .
Bing news search now shows related topics and personalities
Microsoft's Bing may be a boy among men in the search-engine wars, but that's not stopping it from piling on new features .
World's largest outdoor swimming pool to be built in Japanese canal
Plans are afoot to build an 800-m swimming pool in the Dotonbori Canal in Osaka, Japan, according to a report in the Japan Times on Wednesday.
Emergency shelter prototype assembles like an Ikea cupboard
Australian architecture firm BVN Donovan Hill made an appearance at Melbourne's recent Emergency Shelter Exhibition in order to demonstrate its new emergency shelter concept.
Samsung GT-i8800 smartphone makes an appearance running Tizen 2.1
Samsung's relationship with Google seems solid enough for now, but the company is still hedging its bets with Tizen should things turn sour.
Mataerial 3D printer builds gravity-defying structures directly onto walls
The Mataerial printer uses a robotic arm and quick-solidifying material to form rigid, free-flowing structures on almost any surface Earlier this year, we covered the 3Doodler , a pen that lets users sketch 3D objects with plastic filament, almost like a 3D printer.
Toxic shock syndrome can't hide from fluorescent medical dressing
The new infection-indicating dressing on a healthy skin sample and on an infected skin sample .