Gadget News
Asobu - Pill Organizer Bottle
The Gadget Flow - 14 Jun 2015 10:00
Keep your everyday pills organized with your water bottle by using Asobu. It's what you can call a new kind of sleek pill organizer and water bottle that has been combined to make you never forget your pills and always h...
StoryHome - The Connected Storytelling Device
The Gadget Flow - 15 Jun 2015 01:00
A connected audio recorder that help you capture and save your family stories. Skype or Facetime on smartphones and tablets are helping us stay together like never before, but something is missing. The magic of telling s...
Scientists defy gravity with 'perpetual' water pump
Engadget - 14 Jun 2015 03:34
Scientists have figured out how to pump water upwards in a thick tube using a combination of surface tension and water-repellent materials. Before you get your hopes up, it's definitely no perpetual-motion machine -- but...
Saturn's Ghostly Outer Ring is Mind Blowingly Massive
Gizmodo - 14 Jun 2015 21:00
Almost every time we have a look, Saturn seems to become even more incredible. Space rain falls from icy rings into the gas giant's atmosphere. Two of its moons, Titan and Enceladus , are among the best candidates in our...
The Amazon Fire TV Stick Has One Of Its First Discounts Ever
Gizmodo - 14 Jun 2015 08:00
The Amazon Fire TV Stick, one of our most popular products ever, gets a rare discount down to $34 today.
The US Navy wants to buy unpatched security flaws
Engadget - 15 Jun 2015 01:20
It won't surprise you to hear that governments are eager to buy unpatched security exploits for the sake of cyberdefense or surveillance, but they're rarely overt about it. No one must have told that to the US Navy until...
Alfa prices up its stunning 4C Spider
Slash Gear - 14 Jun 2015 23:34
It's the price-tag fans of droptop Italian exotica have been waiting for. Alfa Romeo has finally slapped a sticker price on the windshield of the 4C Spider, the convertible version of the aggressively-styled two seater s...
Celebrities get digital puppets made from paparazzi photos
Engadget - 14 Jun 2015 23:31
Typically, recreating a celebrity as an animated 3D character requires painstaking modeling based on motion capture and laser scans. In the future, though, all you'll need is a few limo-chasing photographers. University ...
Super Smash Bros. adds Ryu & Roy, plus YouTube replays
Slash Gear - 15 Jun 2015 01:46
E3 2015 may not have officially started, but Nintendo couldn't help gushing Super Smash Bros. news today including YouTube replays and fresh characters. In an announcement this morning, Nintendo confirmed that Ryu from t...
SensorWake - Wake Up Happy with the Smell-Based Alarm Clock
The Gadget Flow - 15 Jun 2015 01:00
The world’s first olfactory alarm clock, invented to make your mornings happy thanks to your favorite scent! Make each morning marvelous from the moment you open your eyes, thanks to the power of smell. Choose from a w...
Zing 54 Fruit Infusion Carafe
The Gadget Flow - 15 Jun 2015 01:00
Be it fresh fruit infused water, teas or lemonade, the Zing 54 Fruit Infusion Carafe is designed to make your summers cooler than you can imagine. Feel free to add fruit, vegetables, herbs and spices to the base and use ...
The Technology to Build Organ Banks is Coming
Gizmodo - 15 Jun 2015 01:00
Welcome to Reading List, a weekly collection of great tech reads from around the web. This week we explore the future of organ banking, the role of art in humanizing data-driven cities, and more! Enjoy.
Thirty Year Old Commodore Amiga Still Controls Heat and AC at 19 Schools
Gizmodo - 15 Jun 2015 00:00
Controlling your house's thermostat with your phone may seem cutting edge, but in the 1980s, you could program a Commodore Amiga to do the exact same thing. Thirty years later, one such archaic system, at least, is still...
Uber's Raising a Billion Dollars to Make China its Largest Global Market
Gizmodo - 14 Jun 2015 22:00
China's gobbling Uber up. And it's about to see a lot more of the black cab ride-hailing service, according to a letter leaked to The Financial Times last Thursday, in which Uber CEO Travis Kalanick revealed his intentio...
Your Sunday Space Surprise: Philae is alive!
Slash Gear - 14 Jun 2015 21:46
Scientists at the European Space Agency have had a Sunday surprise, with the plucky Philae lander unexpectedly waking up after over half a year of hibernation. The probe landed on the surface of comet 67P/Churyumov-Geras...
Chinese shopping giant Alibaba is launching an HBO-like Netflix rival
Engadget - 14 Jun 2015 21:38
Alibaba is already a cornerstone of China's online shopping space, and it's now setting its sights on one of the internet's other big draws: streaming video. Jack Ma and crew are planning to launch Tmall Box Office, a Ne...
This "genetic switch" could explain the big gonad decision
Slash Gear - 14 Jun 2015 21:34
A groundbreaking study could answer fundamental questions about gender and sex determination, and the process by which cells become either eggs or sperm. While males and females may come from the same basic beginnings, i...
Student Calls For Eradication Of Graphic Novels From English Course
Gizmodo - 14 Jun 2015 20:00
A student enrolled at Crafton Hills College has protested the inclusion of a number of graphic novels in the curriculum for her English 250 course. Tara Shultz, along with her parents and friends have called for the "era...
Academic Publishing Giant Fights to Keep Science Paywalled
Gizmodo - 14 Jun 2015 20:00
One of the world's largest academic publishing companies wants to scrub the internet of pirated science. That'd be Elsevier, which recently filed a complaint at a New York district court against Library Genesis and SciHu...
'Super Smash Bros.' gets 'Street Fighter' and 'Fire Emblem' brawlers
Engadget - 14 Jun 2015 19:50
The roster for Super Smash Bros. just grew a little larger. Nintendo announced today that Street Fighter icon Ryu and Fire Emblem's Roy are joining the fight on Wii U and 3DS. They're available for $3.99 on either system...
Afghanistan's Destroyed Buddhas Given New Life As Holograms
Gizmodo - 14 Jun 2015 19:30
In March 2001, the Taliban destroyed the Buddhas of Bamiyan, a pair of giant statues dating to the 6th century in the Bamyan valley in central Afghanistan. Now, the statues have been resurrected with 3D light projection ...
As WWDC ends, the mood in the trenches is neighborly
Slash Gear - 14 Jun 2015 19:15
Apple's WWDC is over for another year, and as the dust settles on the iOS 9, Apple Music, and OS X El Capital launch, it's a chance to reflect on five days of sessions. It's hard to gage the tone of a week-long developer...