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This new 3D printing development might just change the world. NASA is sinking a lot into 3D printing food, and they are starting with pizza. The project is aimed at evolving the future of food for both space and back here on Earth. It's not Star Trek's replicator, but it's probably just the beginning. Also, this could potentially end hunger around the world.
Brittany Wenger is 18 years old. And she just taught the computer to diagnose leukemia. She built a custom, cloud based "artificial neural network" to find patterns in genetic expression profiles to diagnose patients with a form of cancer called mixed-lineage leukemia (MLL).
Back in the day, the only building blocks that were available were Lego. But today's educational toys will teach your kids how electronics work:
Japan might have teens who are willing rent their thighs as ad space, but one American ad agency is introducing a new approach to this type of "native advertising."
Leap Motion takes gesture control to a Minority Report level. But what if you married it with your everyday OS? This new video shows exactly what kind of applications you can look forward to on your Windows 8 machine. And it's a whole lot cooler than touch.
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Tiger Electronics released a wearable video game system in 1995 called the R-Zone. It projected crappy beat 'em ups directly into kids' eyeballs. The product flopped - clearly way ahead of its time.
Watch this 14-year old girl completely destroy Eddie Van Halen's "Eruption" guitar solo. And by destroy we mean she shreds it like a pro. If you don't really know what it means to cover Van Halen's "Eruption", it just means Tina is a guitar God.
Jif, the peanut butter company, has finally weighed in on the debate about how to pronounce GIF:
Trunk is a charging cable with a USB connector on one side and a Lightning connector on the other, and it's rigid enough to hold your iProduct in whatever position you like.
Here's a short video that will fill you in on what you probably don't know. It shows you 13 facts you might not know are true. Like how lobsters are immortal (say whut?!) or that Russia is bigger than Pluto. As always, discovering unknown facts and myths debunked never gets tiring.
Looks like Dame Helen Mirren really makes for a very convincing Queen. The actress recently paid a heartwarming visit to fulfill the dying wish of a 10-year-old named Oliver Burton.
Have you checked your Facebook friends list lately? While adults seem to be sticking to the social network, a new study from the Pew Research Center finds that teens are steadily switching to Twitter. Why? Because of all the family drama that takes place online.
Natural disasters take place every year, but thanks to tech, reaching out those effected by these disasters is no longer an obstacle. Since phone lines can get congested, updating social
networks is now an the ideal way to get information out.
If you didn't catch Taylor Swift's performance at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards, then you missed out on the best part of the show. The singer teamed up with America's Best Dance Crew winners "the Jabowakeez" to perform a flashmob style dance from her dressing room all the way to the stage. Enjoy the clip!
While eating something churned out by 3D printers might not sound appetizing, one guy thinks it will be the perfect solution for space travellers.
There's just something about Zooey Deschanel that makes us want to wear pinafore dresses in pastel colors. Here she is expressing herself through the art of the past (and dance) in the new She & Him's video for their plaintive song "I Could’ve Been Your Girl." Enjoy.
Whether it's reading a new book, playing with a new gadget or exploring a new country; experiencing something new always seems to make us feel more alive. But why? Turns out your brain is actually hardwired to appreciate and seek out novelty.
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