Editor's Pick Though still in their infancy, consumer 3D printers are already been used to create just about everything -- including sex toys.
SurveyMonkey took Movember to the next level with a company-wide initiative and The Great Shave.
A great new video from Vsuace uses science to deconstruct the "5-second rule." Did you know 93 percent of shoes have fecal matter on them? Just think about that the next time you eat things off the ground.
I'd never been to a Star Trek convention, so getting to spend quality time with Geordi, Data, Worf, Troi, and Q was mind-blowing, to say the least.
The result is a fascinating insight into not just what people are searching for, but why. And what, specifically, they want to know about a person, event, or concept.
2012 may not mark the end of the world, but it may signal a nasty end to the perhaps not great -- but also not terrible -- economic malaise of the United States.
Last I checked 2013 was still 34 days away. But Bing is obviously an impressive piece of technology: it already knows the most-searched terms of 2012.
Japan's speeding into the future with its new Maglev trains.
The top of discussion is the 2012 rumors that are proliferating across the internet. According to the organizers, however, December 21 will not, in fact, mark the end of the world.
But, for at least an hour, there was a job posting on the UK government's website for an James Bond-style "elimination specialist." And yeah, the job code was 007.
Google Maps is probably the gold standard when it comes to modern maps, as Apple found to its chagrin when it swapped out Google's maps app for its own a few months ago. But even the best aren't perfect.
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The UK's national museum of computing has restored a 61-year-old mechanical computer to full clacking, blinking, and punch-card-reading working order. It's noisy and, as you can see in the video below, it's awesome.
High-fashion mannequin maker Almax has released mannequins that don't just look good, but also look. Right back at you, that is.
Venus is 80 meters long -- over 250 feet -- and was built with living quarters to accommodate 12 people. Its equipment and living space, according to SWNS.com, can be controlled from seven 27" iMacs.
Just weeks ago Hurricane Sandy pounded the east coast of the United States with horrific consequences. But imagine a machine that could make massive ocean waves simply disappear.
#IM48 is a road trip for people with ideas. Four guys, spending four months traveling across America to put on events that encourage people to bring to life their ideas.
Electronic cigarette website is distributing electronic cigarettes before the WHO bans them.
It's rare for a publicly traded company to be concerned when its stock price gets a dramatic increase, but that's exactly what happened to MedBox earlier this week.
If you understand this, you're a genius. Stop reading immediately and create a Star Trek-style matter teleporter, charge the world royalties, and retire as the richest human in the history of the world.
