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If the only beer that you have on hand is tepid, you may be tempted to pour yourself a glass and throw in some ice cubes.
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In the winter it's snowballs, and in the summer it's water bombs.
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Ryan Grepper's Kickstarter for his "Coolest Cooler," a cooler that's been updated for the 21st century, is poised to become the top-funded Kickstarter project of all time.
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Last night, a company called Ethereum began selling the first batch of its cryptocurrency, called ether.
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A composite of graphite flakes and carbon foam is claimed to convert 85 percent of solar energy into steam
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Hackers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek have proven more clearly than anyone in the world how vulnerable cars are to digital attack.
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A newly produced material is believed to be the "blackest" ever created. Vantablack is a pure carbon coating and absorbs 99.96 percent of incident radiation (solar energy as it hits the material's surface). Manufacturer Surrey NanoSystems believes th
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Boating just became much more accessible thanks to Oru Kayak, a 12-foot-long, 26-pound kayak that folds up into a 33 x 29-inch carrying case.
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When Hurricane Sandy hit New York City, taking out a fourth of the city's cell towers and widely wiping out power and wifi, tech creator Daniela Perdomo had an idea.
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Imprint Energy is developing a long-lasting, bendable, and rechargeable battery.
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Now Mexican company Sisoft, working with researchers from the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico (ITAM), has developed a wireless technology that transmits data in visible light emitted from LED lamps, while lighting the room at the same ti
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Aside from being a global leader in producing smartphones, TVs, and home appliances, Samsung is also at the forefront in providing fast, high-capacity flash storage for your PC
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The B-52 may finally have a grandchild.
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The Raspberry Pi Model B+ offers some key improvements for the same price as the original model.
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Our age-old instinct to point at things we'd like to know more about has inspired a device that assists the visually impaired consume written text.
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Niklas Roy has created a machine that sucks 1,000 sponge balls through its transparent tubes.
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As any professional photographer knows, setting up lights can be a hassle.
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The making of a marvelous machine
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As chips get smaller, chipmakers investigate new methods and materials.
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Charge your phone with that white stuff fom the beach
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The Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has announced the first successful live-fire tests of the military's first smart, self-guided bullets.
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Canonical is a 650-employee software company best known for its version of the Linux operating system.
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Attaching motors to drift trikes has seen the sport's popularity flourish over the last 12 months.
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The Retina displays featured on Apple's iPhone 4 and 5 models pack a pixel density of 326 ppi, with individual pixels measuring 78 micrometers.
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With its latest update to Windows Phone, Microsoft added what Apple and Google have been offering for quite some time—a virtual assistant.
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After unveiling the world's first flexible OLED TV at CES earlier this year, LG has gone a step further with the unveiling of two new 18-inch OLED panels: the first is a transparent display, while the second can be rolled up.
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Engineer builds 'world's most sophisticated machine gun water pistol' with 40ft firing range
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In 1934, a little-known Belgian thinker published plans for a global network that could have changed everything
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Dutch researcher Jalila Essaidi has bio-engineered a bullet proof material using spider silk, grown from goat milk, and human skin. They tested it with a reduced velocity .22 caliber bullet. This is all well and good, but it does not help with trauma
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Stephanie L. Kwolek, a DuPont chemist who invented the technology behind Kevlar, a virtually bulletproof fiber that has saved thousands of lives, died on Wednesday in Wilmington, Del. She was 90.
