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Google has confirmed plans for 'Project Loon', a mission that will launch internet-delivering balloons into the sky over remote locations in areas of the world (such as in jungles and mountains) that have poor Internet connection.
Introducing The Konstruktor, a plastic SLR analog camera by Lomogoraphy which starts out as a DIY model kit. The 35mm camera features a top-down viewfinder, multiple exposure function, and a detachable lens. And the best part is that you get to build it from scratch to understand how all those features work to take pretty pictures.
According to new research, a noninvasive technique that electrically
stimulates a specific region deep inside the brain might make others
seem more attractive.
Publisher Simon & Schuster will be releasing the critically acclaimed and bestselling Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson as a paperback on September 10.
Last weekend, Google announced their plans to remove child pornography images from the web by using a new picture-sharing database. The program will allow search engines and other web companies to exchange information about images of children being abused or raped.
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Bow down to the almighty cheese wheel! The chart released by Pop Chart Lab can best be described as a “cornucopia of cheese.”The graphic
collects 66 different varieties based on its source before breaking it down to four subcategories of firmness. If looking at that wheel isn't good enough, you can purchase the print for $22 here
German design student Philipp Meyer has created a comic book that can be appreciated by both the sighted and the blind. Titled "Life," the wordless yet poignant story is about two individuals meeting, falling in love, having a child and passing away.
Researchers at the University of Hawaii have found what might be Martian primordial clay. No signs of life were detected in it but rather life's precursor. It was actually discovered during an Antarctic expedition in 2010 but it's only recently that its true rarity has been discovered.
Jupiter's moon, Europa, is said to be an ice-encrusted world of water, and NASA wants to explore Europa's crust.
One of the hardest things about trying to break a bad habit is the gut-wrenching feeling of defeat that follows after caving in.
Here's a cool visual trip that doesn't require the use of any harmful substances. This mind-bending video was done by Brian Grainger, Christopher Kirk and the team from Mindbomb Films Inc.
The guys behind Backyard Brains, a neurological education and outreach company, have been working on a half-roach (yes, a live one) half-machine RoboRoach for years. But they're now going to be available to the general public. That is if their Kickstarter campaign goes well.
Cervical cancer is major concern amongst women in India, resulting in an estimated 77,000 deaths each year. This mostly has to do with access to early screenings which most Indian women can’t afford.
It's stories like these that makes us wonder why some folks out there still insist on messing with their man-junk. According to reports, a man from Delaware is suing the doctor that gave him a penile implant claiming that the surgery resulted in an erection which lasted for eight straight months.
Bad news germaphobes, as a recent study from Michigan State involving 3,749 people observed using public toilets showed that only 5.3% (198) actually washed their hands correctly. The most common method (38%) spent just 5-8 seconds washing their hands; while 1-in-10 walked out of the bathroom without
doing anything.
Dutch furniture designer Wieki Somers may be based in Rotterdam, but her latest collection of bizarre lamps were inspired by Samurai flags, Geisha culture and traditional Japanese gardening techniques.
Tim Cook said at the WWDC on Monday that the new iOS 7 reimagines virtually the entire iPhone experience. And when the public gets it this fall, the iOS 7 is expected to wow the lights outta you. Meanwhile, here's a closer look at what the iOS 7 can do for you:
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