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The Big Chill: Why American Fridge Freezers are increasing in Popularity
They are the über-cool kitchen fashion statement of the moment and there is no doubt that homeowners in the UK have fallen in love with American-style fridge freezers. We look at some of the reasons why they're so popular.
Read More »Keep Track of Your Employees’ Activities
Wondering what your employees do on their official cellphone in their working hours? Whom they talks to, what they chat with people, what sites they surf, etc.? Now you can monitor their all moves sitting anywhere remotely.
Read More »Technology Continues to Make TV Better
The remote control may soon be obsolete if the latest technology for TV has anything to say about it. The days of browsing through hundreds of channels or flipping through the weekly TV Guide are long gone for those who embrace technology. Here are just a few ways that DirecTV and other apps are working to make watching TV even easier.
Read More »The VW XL1: Drive 261 Miles On One Gallon of Gas
And I thought my Honda Civic's nearly 40 mpg was impressive. Twelve years in the making, the incredible VW XL1 is capable of driving 261 miles on a single gallon of gas. That's the equivalent of driving from New York City to Hershey, PA for around $4.
Read More »Mind Reading Rodents: Rats Wired to Communicate From Afar
Think of the possibilities! Think of all of the wonderful feats we could accomplish, only if rats could read each other’s minds! Think of all of the lost crumbs of cheese we could recover with all of the world’s rats working in tandem! Researchers at Duke University have developed a brain-to-brain interface which allows rats to communicate using only their ...
Read More »Astrophysicists Successfully Simulate Galaxy Formation
Until now, astrophysicists were having a lot of difficulty with galaxy simulations. These difficulties were a result of two things -- a lack of detailed information about galaxy formation, and the complexity of the features of a galaxy. Though this simulation doesn't entirely overcome these hurdles, it's definitely a step in the right direction.
Read More »MIT, Harvard Researchers Create ‘Dragonbot’ Intelligent Robot
Researchers at MIT, Harvard and Northeastern University have created an incredible new robot prototype that actually simulates a pretty high level of intelligence. The robot uses an Android phone for its "brain", which is connected to a virtual cloud.
Read More »New Treadmills Visually Simulate Outdoor Environments
Want to take your workout to the next level? How about running on a treadmill that simulates the experience of the great outdoors?
Read More »Future Wars May be Fought with Brain Control
Scientists are considering the implications of using new brain research for defense applications in future military conflicts. Basically, this means that future wars could be fought using sophisticated methods of mind-control.
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