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Wellness and Healthy Living

Inkjet bioprinting opens cells to new possibilities

Researchers at Clemson University have discovered that inkjet bioprinting disrupts the membranes of the cells being printed, leaving them open to having proteins inserted.
Photography

Build your own motion-triggered "Internet of Things" camera

Adafruit has come up with a mash-up of Arduino components to create an internet-enabled motion-triggered camera.
Good Thinking

Gizmag turns 10!

Gizmag is celebrating its 10th birthday this month!
Automotive

Subaru begins production on BRZ and Toyota GT 86 sports cars

Production on the jointly developed Subaru BRZ and Toyota GT 86 models has begun.
Games

ROCCAT Power-Grid turns your smartphone into a PC gaming control board

ROCCAT has developed a system that turns a smartphone into a control board for PC gaming.
Mobile Technology

JuiceTank iPhone cover integrates collapsible wall charger

The JuiceTank iPhone case's integrated, collapsible electrical plug eliminates the need for a charging cable.
Boats and Watersports

Subwing – it's sort of like water-skiing underwater

The Subwing is a device that is towed behind a boat, allowing the rider to "fly" underwater.
Aircraft

SpaceX gets astronauts to try out its Dragon crew cabin

SpaceX recently enlisted NASA astronauts to provide user feedback on a full-sized mock-up of the proposed crew cabin for its Dragon spacecraft.
Mobile Technology

Study suggests mobile phone use during pregnancy may cause ADHD in offspring

A Yale study suggests that mobile phone radiation exposure in the womb can affect the brain development of offspring and potentially lead to behavioral disorders such as hyperactivity.
Mobile Technology

The US$5 million watch

Hublot's US$5 million Big Bang watch just may be the most expensive ever made.
Automotive

World's smallest production car gets a new lease on life

The world's smallest ever production car, the Peel P50, is getting a new lease on life along with its bigger brother, the Peel Trident, with a limited production run of replicas of the microcars.
Aircraft

Futuristic biplane design eliminates sonic boom

A team of researchers at MIT and Stanford University has hit upon a biplane design that could eliminate the boom at supersonic speeds.

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