If you’re a TV junkie like myself who gravitates towards fast-paced high-stakes thrillers
in this new Golden Age of television, you most likely have also been
schooled on the new lexicon of terms used to solve cases. Ever since the
award-winning FX series Damages first premiered in 2007 with intricate plot twists, red herrings, foreshadowing and nonlinear narratives. . .
Smart watches are all the craze right now. From Pebble to Samsung,
everyone is trying to get a piece of the wrist real estate. But what do
most of these smart watches have in common? They need a smart phone to
connect to them. That’s where Phosphor’s Touch Time is different. The Touch Time requires no connectivity to a phone, and
doesn’t need to be charged like a phone or traditional smart watch.
When you read the word Soylent, it may conjure up images of Charlton Heston and a dystopian future. However, Rob Rhinehart hopes to change that. Soylent is actually a food substitute, crafted with several ingredients that intend to give its consumers all
of the necessary nutrients and calories required for a single day. Thus, a few cups of Soylent a day is all you need to sustain yourself.
You want your pets to live a long life in the best health possible.
It’s only natural. That’s what the inventor group of high-tech
innovators wanted for their pets, and that’s why they created the
Whistle, a wearable monitor for dogs that enables you to set health
goals for them and make sure they’re reaching them, even while you’re
away.
For the last half century, space junk has been circling the earth in very destructive patterns. Now an Australian team of scientists addresses the problem head on armed with high- tech, infra-red lasers that will zap the debris out into space. Read on for more information.
As the Ukrainian Spring has escalated and boiled over with the
Crimea vote for succession from the Ukraine, it’s now clear these
altercations are not only land-based. A group calling themselves the
‘Cyber Berkut’ have also gone digital to attack their opponents in
cyberspace.
Epilepsy affects over 3 million people in the US alone. Not as many as Asthma (25 million people), or Diabetes (26 million people),
but more than multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and Parkinson’s
combined with 50,000 people dying from epilepsy causes each year. Dialog is
"a concept to help people with epilepsy gain a deeper understanding of
their condition and make better decisions about their care".
Doctors in the United Kingdom are advancing medical 3-D printing at a rapid pace, and have just announced the first facial reconstruction using all 3-D printed parts.
One of the worst feelings in the world is losing your wallet or keys. You immediately begin to retrace your steps desperately trying to find your lost item. Trackr hopes to
alleviate some of this stress by giving users a simple GPS tracking
device that will help you recover your lost or stolen items.
Everyone wants a customized look. With new U-Laces, it’s easy to style your sneaker so that your look is like no one elses.
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