Exoskeletons for the Battlefield

If you happened to watch Sigourney Weaver in the Alien film series, then you’d know about exoskeletons. In one installment of the series, she uses a robot suit used to load and offload cargo from spacecraft to beat the heck out of the alien predator she was trying to kill. That machine is now reality [...]

Posted by Nick at 4:29 pm

Sony’s Ultrathin TV

During the annual “D:All Things Digital” media and technology conference that was hosted by Wall Street Journal in Carlsbad California, Sony unveiled it’s latest product, the thinner than credit card (actually thinner than a credit card at 0.3mm) OLED Display TV, that is the thinnest and most viable OLED product on the market to date. [...]

Posted by Nick at 11:53 am

Analog Format Loss Syndrome

Nope, it’s not a disease, but rather the stark realization that your old vinyl records, VHS Tapes and black and white photos are fast becoming obsolete and forever destined for the garbage can. There is help though for the many baby boomers out there who do need help with such conversions in order for most [...]

Posted by Nick at 10:35 am

All Seeing Billboards

They have long since faded as an advertising method of choice in exchange for more technology-based ad platforms which can be changed in the blink of an eye. Billboards have been called eyesores, distractions safety hazards among some but do you know that there are now some startup firms in advertising research and marketing that [...]

Posted by Nick at 10:32 am

Hmmmm…. Why didn’t we think of That!

Well, that’s what scientists, oncologists and cancer researchers are asking themselves, when a layman (actually he was a radio technician) came up with a device that could revolutionize cancer treatment. John Kanzius, from Erie Pennsylvania has invented a machine that uses extremely powerful radio frequencies to kill of cancer cells while being treated with chemotherapy [...]

Posted by Nick at 5:25 pm