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Doctors believe that lasers may be the secret to curing some of the world’s most tragic diseases. Lasers could prove to be the key in eliminating brain diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. New findings from researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and the Polish Wrocl
It isn’t often that a video can generate a strong emotional response, even less often when it’s only the video game trailer. The trailer for Dead Island managed to do just that though, and now someone went and made a live-action remake of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUksUq1EzMM G
As the initial acclaim begins to fade, the PS4’s flaws are starting to reveal themselves. Earlier this week Sony released the PlayStation 4 FAQ. It wasn’t just a normal “here’s how you plug it in” FAQ, though. Instead it revealed a few things about the PS4 that we didn’t know, things tha
As annoying and inefficient as bar-coded tags on your bags are, you’d think that airlines would’ve found a better method of keeping track of your luggage. Finally, it seems as though a suitable replacement has been found. New airline bag tags that can be programmed with a mobile phone co
You read that right, this machine takes 2.3 trillion years to complete a single turn. While it serves no practical purpose and we will be long gone well before it ever completes a full turn, it’s still very interesting. This machine by Arthur Ganson just blew my mind: its engine runs at 200 re
The people of the northeast are tired of their outdated passenger rail service. Inspired by the high-speed rails of Europe and Asia, the people are pushing for the implementation of maglev trains. The Northeast Corridor is the United States’ rail transportation flagship, yet it remains a dim imitati
There’s a concept that is being researched called geoengineering that would try to repair damage to the environment through artificial means. Supporters say it’s the only way to prevent a cataclysmic end to the planet. Detractors say it will bring that end closer to reality. If global wa
Disney had better get going if they’re going to meet their deadlines with the next chapters of the Star Wars series. The challenges they’ve faced would make a geek wonder if there’s a sith involved behind the scenes. Getting any movie made is an enormous task, forget about trying t
Can Netflix really make UltraHD a reality in 2014? The technology is there. The infrastructure may not be. Don’t even get started thinking of what the ISPs will think when people are trying to stream these monstrous files. Ask anyone what the largest issue facing 4K video is, and you’ll
There’s a reason that the Battlefield series has been so popular amongst its fans. They know what to expect. They know it will be extremely hard, much more challenging than Call of Duty. There’s no quick-scoping or C4 lobs. It’s more real. For some, it’s too real. I’ve
It has been over three years since Digg decided to sell out to corporate interests and turn into a venue for mainstream media rather than a user-curated site. That didn’t last very long before they realized the error of their ways, but by the time they tried to switch back it was already too l
Wind and solar are considered the future by many who want to pull away from fossil fuels. The former is more economically enticing in countries that have an abundance of air flow such as Brazil. Their hopes: to have all of Sao Paulo wind-powered in the next seven years. Is it achievable? Brazil̵
