French hot-air jalopy gets Indian backing picked by topofall 7 months ago

The following are guitars that have taken a giant step past the "simple line". picked by joshk7 2 months ago

Soon you can change channels with the wave of a hand. picked by suebe 1 day ago

Remember what the year 2000 was supposed to look like? This is a site dedicated to the overly optimistic views of what was the future. picked by donteatpoop 2 years ago

World`s first display system where the screen surface physically moves. "Sound can trigger transformation making the surface an expressive translator of sound waves into physical form." picked by misswinkle 1 year ago

Anyone can snap together and program the gadget of their dreams with this new lego-like product. Make anything from a camera, keyboard, GPS to speakers and accelerometers. picked by snood 10 months ago

Not before time but it's still too expensive! picked by topofall 6 months ago

Leonardo, the creation of MIT scientists, looks like a cuddly toy with movable appendages. But this "toy" is, in at least one way, more intelligent than a human pre-schooler. picked by ordinarychick 1 year ago

UCI students demonstrate that the Playstation3 can take robotics to the next level. picked by wags273 11 months ago

Use your cellular phone to find out where you are, or what the house next to you is worth. picked by hypnotode 2 years ago

This man is doing amazingly fun things with CSS. picked by nikneven 1 year ago

Science fiction writer Alastair Reynolds is in a prime position to look dispassionately at the present and project into the future, having spent 12 years as an astronomer with the European Space Agency (Esa).

Books apparently blurring the science:fiction boundary as well as the present:future boundary. Has anybody out there read any of these? picked by rambler 1 year ago

Turns out that the Secret Service is using our home printers to spy on us-with LITTLE YELLOW DOTS! picked by misswinkle 1 year ago

A fuel leak from the British Airways Boeing 777 which crash-landed at Heathrow could have engulfed passengers and crew in a fireball, a report has revealed.

On the way back into Heathrow last week, on a 777, the plane I was on had to wait on a taxiway. It stopped right alongside the crashed plane! picked by topofall 7 months ago

Need some help figuring out what to get. Here's the ultimate list to get folks to shriek with glee. picked by ordinarychick 2 years ago

Apparently, developers thought it would be funny to show a Blue Screen Of Death icon in OS X when a connection fails to a Windows machine. picked by abadcaffeinetrip 1 year ago

Researchers have discovered that the common blow-fly has a brain that fires neurons in a way that could be replicated by highly efficient next-generation computers. picked by deepcleanfun 6 months ago

Apple was considered to be gay-friendly by 23 percent of the general population, 39 percent of the gay/lesbian population, and 54 percent of the PlanetOut "universe."
Only Bravo Network was higher. picked by 2longdogs 4 months ago

Want zero fuel costs and zero emissions? GM may have the answer and change the way we drive. picked by ordinarychick 2 years ago

To say the discovery of being able to regrow cells is big would be an understatement, so I'm doing my best to make sure the public is aware of such a medical advancement that could, and likely will change the face of medical science. picked by ordinarychick 1 year ago