We May Have Perfected the Coffee Mug
Is there really anything else we could add? Now your spoon won’t hit you in the face, and the art of drinking coffee from a receptacle with a handle can’t possibly be further improved. (We’ll keep you posted.) More from this category… Read the full story here: The…
Wearable Brake Lights for Cyclists
Using LED lights and a bit of ingenuity, Becky Stern has created a brake light backpack. A built-in accelerometer detects braking and flicks on the LEDs, and the cyclist can also use turn signals by pushing a button on a wireless fob. Check out the video below for…
The Newest Wearable Tech
These awesome gadgets are powerful without being clunky. Click the link below to see them all. More from this category… Read the full story here: Wearable Tech You’ll Actually Want to Wear Thanks to our friends at Popular Mechanics Check out our home page for more exceptional stories.…
Czech Scientists Replicate Star Trek’s Tractor Beam
Granted, on a very small scale. When light hits an object, it normally gives it a minuscule push–the…
Aeroscraft: Futuristic New Airship
It’s reminiscent of the Thunderbird 2. It can carry three times more than the largest military cargo plane…
How to Remotely Control a Computer
These programs make it easy to remotely access a computer. Using join.me or TeamViewer, you can operate a…
Computers Could Harness Touch, Taste, Hearing, and Smell in Five Years
Scientists envision a future where you can feel the texture on a piece of fabric right on your…
Paper-Thin Material Can Stop Bullets Dead
The structured polymer composite can stop 9mm bullets in their tracks with ease. The innovative material was also…
Cocoon 1 Lets You Live in a Bubble
The brainchild of Swiss designers, Cocoon 1 is your own cozy retreat. Different interiors come in kits, letting…
Cool Toys for the Gadget-Lover
These toys won’t come cheap. From colorful iPhone cases to $500 titanium computer mice, this is geek paradise.…
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