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Researchers at the Queens University Human Media Lab in Ontario have developed an e-ink prototype that responds to bend gestures

• Nicholas Jackson
• August 5, 2011

Developed by Kawai, a Japan-based instrument maker, this iPhone application uses your smartphone's camera to scan sheet notes

• Nicholas Jackson
• August 4, 2011

Make yourself seem a little more refined by hiding your iPhone inside of BookBook, a combined wallet and smartphone case

• Nicholas Jackson
• August 3, 2011

HIRO uses a custom Self-Organizing Incremental Neural Network (SOINN) to learn from new situations and determine how to react

• Nicholas Jackson
• August 2, 2011

At the Experimental Aircraft Association's AirVenture Convention last week, an F-16 landed at 70 mph and overshot the runway

• Nicholas Jackson
• August 1, 2011

As prices for these elements continue to climb, one Tokyo University of Science professor is hoping to do away with them altogether

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 29, 2011

Bioengineers in this field believe that robots based on these creatures would make far better robots than those we're currently designing

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 28, 2011

Priced at just under $60,000, the new car comes equipped with enough gadgets and gizmos to make that price seem justifiable

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 27, 2011

The tablet isn't a device we need; we buy them because they're beautiful and they make it easier to do the things we're already doing

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 26, 2011

The simply named "The Longest Video on YouTube" is an attempt by MoldytoasterMedia, a Web-based network, to set and hold a record

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 25, 2011

When Atlantis touched down on runway 15 of NASA's Kennedy Space Center early Thursday morning it marked the end of an era

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 22, 2011

At 5:57 a.m. a record crowd of 2,000 watched near the Kennedy Space Center as one of the Shuttles touched down for the last time

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 21, 2011

Crowdflow named this video "iPhone fireflies," because it looks like the geolocation data collected by Apple is pulsing in the night

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 20, 2011

After more than 30 years collecting data about the gas giants, the Voyager probes are finally on their way out of the solar system

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 19, 2011

Watch as the on-site anchor for Fox 5 nearly gets taken out by a man with the Jet Lev R200 water pack strapped to his back

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 18, 2011

San Francisco artist Tanya Vlach is raising $15,000 online in order to build a prosthetic eye outfitted with a tiny, wireless camera

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 15, 2011

Available in various countries across Europe for some time now, Spotify has been the envy of many American music lovers for years

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 14, 2011

By March 2010, a group of Dutch enthusiasts had developed a way to engineer film compatible with Polaroid's SX-70/600 cameras

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 13, 2011

After a ship has been built, it needs to be moved to the water. This usually involves a greased ramp and lots of pulling and pushing.

• Nicholas Jackson
• July 12, 2011