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Children's Cotton Canvas Teepee
The Gadget Flow - 15 May 2015 01:00
That backyard camping experience can now come indoors for your kids. Thanks to the Children’s Cotton Canvas Teepee, this dream has finally got its shape in reality. It has been crafted out of heavy-duty cotton canvas a...
CinniBird - Spice Pen For Creative Messaging and Drawing
The Gadget Flow - 14 May 2015 10:00
Use ground cinnamon, paprika, parsley, instant cocoa powder, ground sugar or other natural food elements to decorate your dishes now. All you need is the CinniBird. It's a special pen designed to be used with spices so t...
Snakes on a phone: classic mobile time sink is back
Slash Gear - 14 May 2015 06:30
Today, hundreds if not thousands of games proliferate our mobile markets, but the one game that really started it all seemingly never made it to the 21 century. That is, until today. Taneli Armanto, who claims to have cr...
Facebook's free internet service expands to Malawi
Engadget - 14 May 2015 08:28
As good a cause as it is, Internet.org recently came under pressure for allegedly violating India's net neutrality laws -- something Facebook was quick to address. Still, that's not stopping the social network from sprea...
Google transparency report details 'right to be forgotten' requests
Slash Gear - 14 May 2015 07:00
Even though we warn inept teenagers about the permanence of the Internet, in Europe, it's not so simple. Last year, the European Union enacted a "right to be forgotten" policy which lets anyone petition Google, directly,...
What has an attention span shorter than a goldfish? You, says Microsoft
Slash Gear - 15 May 2015 01:52
Do you ever find yourself starting to read something, but only a paragraph or two into it you have to stop and pop open a new tab, pull out your smartphone for a quick browse, or any other number of distractions? Then it...
Questioning China and India's Smartphone Growth
TechPinions - 14 May 2015 23:08
There is an interesting narrative forming regarding certain markets, ones nowhere near saturated with smartphones, that they are slowing down in YoY shipments. Fresh off Q1 2015 numbers, the Wall St. Journal published an...
YouTube names Minecraft as most streamed game of all time
Slash Gear - 14 May 2015 15:53
Well, it's official Minecraft fans, your gameplay videos are officially clogging up YouTube. The steaming video service revealed on Wednesday that the virtual brick-building/sandbox game is the most-watched video game of...
Doctors find a way to deliver drugs straight to your brain
Engadget - 14 May 2015 09:38
The blood-brain barrier (BBB) is a marvelous piece of evolutionary engineering designed to keep the inside of your skull pristinely clean by segregating the nervous and circulatory systems. The downside to this nearly im...
This Swimming Robot Can Bring Beer to Thirsty Sailors
Gizmodo - 14 May 2015 07:40
OpenROV is an open hardware kit that allows you to build a fully-functioning remotely-operated vehicle that can dive into the water and shoot video. And now some helpful marine biologists have hacked the amazing little r...
The UAE Will Lead The First Arab Mission To Mars
Gizmodo - 14 May 2015 07:00
The list of countries that have mounted successful missions to Mars is not exactly long: the U.S. and Russia, as you'd expect, and more recently India. But now the United Arab Emirates has an ambitious plan to enter the ...
New coloring technique creates perfect spots on 3D-printed cat
Engadget - 14 May 2015 06:14
Hydrographic printing looks like a magic trick. You print a pattern on a see-through film, place that sheet on a tub of water and spray it with a chemical potion. When you immerse a bland 3D object in the tub, it bonds w...
Russia's Building A (Slow) Computer Chip Of Its Very Own
Gizmodo - 14 May 2015 06:00
While Russia might have fleets of tanks and fighter jets to call its own, there's one important product it still relies on the western world for: computer chips. But thanks to the launch of the Elbrus-4C, the 2006 Intel ...
A Weird New Supercooled Material Crystallizes and Glows When Touched
Gizmodo - 14 May 2015 04:20
Perhaps you're familiar with the strangeness of supercooled water : It stays liquid well below water's freezing point until you give it a whack, and bam, it suddenly turns into solid ice. You're probably less familiar di...
Moby Also Has a Plan to Fix California's Water Woes
Gizmodo - 14 May 2015 04:05
While most celebs are making headlines in California's drought for their unnaturally green and fragrant lawns, a few public figures have stepped up to offer real solutions for the state. William Shatner explained his ent...
The US runs out of old-school internet addresses this summer
Engadget - 14 May 2015 02:19
The conventional internet address is about to go the way of the dodo... at least, in the US and Canada. According to estimates, North America will run out of IPv4 addresses (the familiar 1.2.3.4 format) this summer. Whil...
The US House Just Voted to Stop the NSA's Bulk Data Collection
Gizmodo - 14 May 2015 02:00
As key provisions of the Patriot Act are about to expire in June, Congress is in a big hurry to figure out how to reform surveillance. The House just overwhelmingly voted in favor of the USA Freedom Act, a bill that'll l...
This scooter triple backflip doesn't look physically possible but it is
Gizmodo - 15 May 2015 01:36
R Willy, the crazy scooter-er in this stunt, looks like he's flipping an infinite amount of times but it's actually just a triple backflip. Oh and it just so happens to be the first triple backflip on a scooter ever. I'v...
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Gizmodo - 15 May 2015 01:31
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Neuroscientists Are Still Confused About #TheDress
Gizmodo - 15 May 2015 01:30
The dress is back -- this time with peer-reviewed science. Months after the blue-and-black (OR IS IT white-and-gold?) dress provoked a bajillion arguments, scientists come armed with new studies. But they still can't sol...
A Variety of Gunnar Eyestrain Glasses Are Down to $40, Today Only
Gizmodo - 15 May 2015 01:28
While Gunnar glasses are marketed towards gamers, they can be effective at reducing eyestrain for anyone that spends their day staring at a screen. The problem is that they're typically pretty expensive, and rarely go on...
3D Tissue Engineering May One Day Solve Both Impotence And Miscarriage
Gizmodo - 15 May 2015 01:28
A study published last week in the journal Biofabrication describes a new technique to build replacements for damaged three dimensional human tissues. The researchers running the study are trying to make an eardrum. But ...