Life

The third week of December, 2013 saw French surgeons implant the first Carmat artificial heart in to a human being!

There are loads of perks with working from home: you can totally eliminate the mundane and hectic commute to work and for another you can get a little extra lie in and enjoy all the comforts of being in your own home.

It's as though we have become the laziest people in the entire universe and nowhere is this more apparent than with Amazon PrimeAir.

When it comes to Healthcare.gov we all know what a terrible mess has been made, but now eight Democratic senators are asking the Obama Administration to allow tech startups to serve as a HealthCare.Gov website alternative.

The enormity of the amount of data people share with complete strangers has once again been made glaringly obvious with ThePresent.co a service that mines public FaceBook data to offer shoppers gift suggestions for their friends and family.

Going to the gym is hard work...if it was easy then more people would do it regularly, but for those with the determination, Fitwall is determined to make working out more efficient.

We are a culture of impatience so it is really no wonder that a same day delivery start up like the Palo Alto firm Deliv, has managed to raise $6.85 million. Deliv joins the ranks of many other same day delivery start up companies including Zipments and PostMates designed to increase the speed with which deliveries are made.

If you are a serious audiophile then the chances are that you already know who Ray Dolby is. If not, you probably do recognize his surname and you would be correct in making that connection. Today we tip our hats to the recently passed Ray Dolby, father of the Dolby noise reduction system.

Yes, we know, lucky for some, not for others but if you ask us there are more than a few reasons why this Friday the 13th is pretty awesome. Take a look at 2 really awesome things trending this Friday 13th.

When it comes to technological advances, medical advances are by far our favorite breaking news headlines. Today we're taking a look at color changing ink technology that marks syringes as being used to prevent re-use.