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It drops books not bombs: "Book Tank" trumps normal bookmobiles
This is the tank you want rumbling through your town. Built on the back of a 1970 Ford Falcon, the Book Tank houses some 900 books on its frame and travels through the streets of Argentina making...
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Unusual camera turns your images into words
Before all the Instagram and Pintrest users start to panic, let’s clarify. This camera doesn’t do away with your images — it is a device that sends your captured image to humans who then describe your...
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These laser cut sushi seaweeds are too pretty to eat for lunch
The art of sushi is complex. On the one hand, you’ve got cheap sushi and then you’ve got skilled artisan sushi Read the original: These laser cut sushi seaweeds are too pretty to eat for lunch
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Gallery: This entire office space is made from stiff cardboard
Nothing Advertising Agency’s office is undeniably brown. That’s because its entire spacial occupancy is made of cardboard. Just like Lego, there is undeniably nothing that can’t be made with...
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State of Flux: NASA website highlights our changing planet
Our planet is a dynamic place. The surface of the Earth is constantly changing, and sometimes, these changes aren’t even our fault. NASA, having no shuttles to play with anymore, has been keeping...
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Apple to Present at Black Hat Security Conference for First Time
Bloomberg reports that Apple is taking an interesting step into security research publicity, agreeing to present at this week’s Black Hat conference in Las Vegas for the first time in the conference’s...
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Curiosity enjoys flawless landing
It’s not often you get to sit and watch history being made, but that’s what happened tonight. Curiosity landed on the surface of Mars, inside Gale Crater , with the most complicated and sophisticated...
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Apple Allowing Select Employees to Devote Time to Special Projects [Updated]
Apple is allowing a small group of employees to spend up to two weeks working on projects outside their standard job responsibilities. This was originally reported by the Wall Street Journal ‘s...
View ArticleU.S. Department of Defense Approves iOS 6 Devices for Military Networks
Following a report from earlier this month indicating that the U.S. Department of Defense was preparing to approve Apple devices running iOS 6 for use on military networks, Bloomberg now reports that...
View ArticleiOS 7 Beta Suggests Non-Retina A6-Powered iPad Mini in Development
According to the iOS 7 beta, Apple is testing a new iPad mini model that includes an A6 chip — the same as the current iPhone 5 — and a non-retina display, reports 9to5Mac . The information was sent...
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