After thousands of years, people have successfully reinvented the scissors
Although it has appeared in human life since thousands of years ago, until now, the scissors are new
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Although it has appeared in human life since thousands of years ago, until now, the scissors are new
Swiss scientists have invented a tiny blood test device that can immediately report the result by wirelessly connecting to the phone.
Aleksandr Georgievich Semenov, an inventor living in St Petersburg, has been granted a patent for a tank capable of firing human waste, Guardian reported.
An Italian inventor Enrico Dini has developed a three-dimensional (3D) printer called D-Shape. It can print an entire house with sand and artificial glue.
Since lasers first appeared nearly 50 years ago, scientists and technicians have dreamed of the ability to create a completely optical circuit in which electrons are rep…
Phase Change Memory (PCM) is a non-volatile memory technology that promises to be used on next generation SSD drives.
SanDisk on June 4 launched two new USB flash memory cards designed for data security and speed up data access.
Like Microsoft and others, Yahoo is allied with SanDisk to fight Apple with a new MP3 player capable of connecting to Wi-Fi to compete with the iPod.
ICANN has just officially issued an RAA - Registration Accreditation Agreement from RegisterFly.
In order to record all that took place in about 70 years of a human life, that micro-storage device must have a capacity of 27.7 terabytes (TB), equivalent to 450 Apple…
Like the popular personal movie sharing site, break.com is a website that uploads videos recorded by users. In order to entice readers and advertising companies, this se…
The following article will introduce to users the best free applications that you should install for your new Android phone.
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The wheel features a specially designed 3-pin integrated shock absorber cylinder that sits between the rim and the wheel axle to reduce the impact when traveling through…
Scientists at the Lausanne Federal University of Technology have successfully developed an eel robot capable of detecting pollution in water.