Technology
Coin Laundry Calls When Your Clothes Are Clean
by Steve LevensteinFacebook's IPO Morality Tale: If The Green Shoes Fit, Wear Them?
by Ron CallariFCC Takes Transformer Pad Infinity For A Spin
by Rey M.L.Those waiting for the upcoming high-DPI Asus tablet computer should not have to wait much longer.
Technology and the Future of Payments: Credit Cards and the Mobile Wallet
by Gadgetry IncApple To Replace Google Maps With C3 Tech In iOS 6
by Rey M.L.Though the default Google Maps software that comes loaded on Apple's iDevices is enough for most people, the company is still looking to replace it with advanced, 3D-accelerated goodness from C3 Technologies.
Google's Autonomous Car Gets Its License To Drive In Nevada
by Myra Per-LeeAnti-Psychotic Drugs Overused In Nursing Homes
by Boomer BabeRamos Alarm Clock: Get Up Or Get Up!
by Must Love GadgetsAlarm clocks are a pain in the butt. No one wants to get up in the morning, or they wouldn't need an alarm clock, would they? That's why we all have snooze buttons on our alarm clocks, because we need one more chance to be late. Ineffective as snooze alarms are for many, engineer Paul Sammut has created a new version of the alarm clock, one that never shuts up!
KDDI's Concept IIDA Smartphone Features a Manual Analog Clock
by Steve LevensteinBioengineered Stem Cells Produce Hair On Bald Mice
by T GoodmanA recent experiment by the department of organ technologies at the Tokyo University of Science was successful at bioengineering hair follicle growth in bald mice. Though these images may look small in the scheme of bioengineering organs, the development is very important, both for those who would like to replace their 'rugs' with something more credible, and for the future of other bioengineered organ replacements.
The Split Stick – Two USB Flash Drives In One!
by Rey M.L.With two flash drives shoehorned into a single USB key, the Split Stick reduces the number of drives hanging on our lanyards while keeping personal and professional data conveniently separate.
Social Media's Dark Side "Is Anyone Up" Is No Longer Up!
by Ron CallariJapanese Robot Rings Redefine the Face Palm
by Steve LevensteinFDA Approves Radioactive Dye In Brain Scan For Alzheimer's
by T GoodmanIt was a great Friday for those folks waiting for the radioactive dye Amyvid to be approved. The dye, which allows doctors to see the toxic protein amyloid plague in the brain via a PET scan, has been waiting for approval since it was turned down by the FDA one year ago. On Friday, April 6, 2012 the FDA approved the use of Eli Lilly's Amyvid, and Lilly announced that the dye will be available for use this summer, in small supply.
Lenovo's IdeaTab S2109 Android Tablet Unveiled
by Rey M.L.Lenovo's Youtube channel has unveiled the company's upcoming tablet, loaded with Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” and a few other interesting features.
An Old Simple Gadget Made New By Biomimicry
by Must Love GadgetsThe thumbtack, or 'drawing pin' as it was first named by the British, was invented more than a century ago. It is so simply designed, it's hard to think of how it could be improved... unless you happen to stick a few fingers into a box of these pins to try to pick one out just one from the pack. Ouch!
Social Media's Court Of Public Opinion: Zimmerman vs Martin Blurs Vigilantism & Censorship
by Ron CallariConsumer Gadgets I Never Thought I'd See: Hearing Aid Vacuums!
by Boomer BabeProof: Weight Loss Surgery Can Reverse Type 2 Diabetes
by T GoodmanMicrosoft Planning “Xbox Lite” Alongside Xbox 360 Replacement?
by Rey M.L.Along with all of the other rumors surrounding next-gen game consoles comes a hint that Microsoft is planning a smaller, cheaper Xbox for 2013's holiday season.

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