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Designers Kanupriya Goel and Gautam Goel have put together a medication packaging that indicates to the user when the drug is no longer valid to take. The packaging utilizes a layer of ink that slowly seeps through the packaging material over time until it indicates when the medication can no longer be taken safely.

We have all heard about how incredibly powerful the human brain is, but a group of Japanese and German scientists wanted to see just how powerful it truly is. They did this using an 83,000 processor super computer...

The image above is taken from a video of the white blood cell magnet in action. The magnet, developed by researchers at MIT separates the white blood cells from blood samples - a process that can have very significant implications in terms of the future of disease diagnosis.

When it comes to going green, people are always doing their very best to take things in a new and more eco-friendly direction. For Qiyun Deng that means making the cutlery you eat with more Earth friendly...

If you have been reading GearFuse for a while then you will know that we are Apple fans, so it is with great excitement that we announce that Apple has now opened iOS 7 Beta 5 to developers! Why are we so excited? Because this means that we're one step closer to getting our hands on a perfected iOS 7! Beta 5 is available to download via Software Update and registered devices can check out the source link to check out more information. The rest of us however, will have to wait.

The new RAM from Crossbar is not only half the physical size of NAND RAM, but it is also 20 times faster writing at around 140MB/s. Need more reasons to check out this new memory technology? It's less draining on power, using 20 times less power and lasts 10 times longer than NAND.

Researchers at University of Electro-Communications' Koike Laboratory have created an interactive display out of a pool of water and a Kinect. Want to see how?

You know when you have about fifty million tabs open in your browser and one of them - JUST ONE OF THEM - is playing music or talking to you but you have absolutely no idea which one it is? Well now YouTube can help.

Have you ever wondered what your favorite Disney / Pixar character would be like if they were real? Well, if your favorite character is Wall-E then you don't have to wonder anymore!

Google Chrome is one of those things that you either love or you hate, but regardless of your personal feelings about it, they have come up with something worth looking at.