By Andrew Liszewski
It's time to take down that Escher poster you have left over from college and replace it with something a little more suitable for the 21st century. XYZ Imaging, a Montreal-based company has developed a new type...
By David Ponce
We've met our share of treehuggers, and while they seem like nice enough people, we just don't share their enthusiasm for tying ourselves to trees and such. Instead, we contribute to our planet's well being by...
By David Ponce
It was really only a matter of time until an enterprising chef took modern technological tools and started integrating them in his cooking but 29-year-old executive chef Homaro Cantu, working at Moto restaurant in Chicago,...
By David Ponce
The thing about gunpowder is that:
1) It takes up quite a bit of space. Space that could otherwise be used up by yet more ammo.
2) It's darn messy, loud and inelegant.
Why, it would...
By Andrew Liszewski
While setting up a conference call is pretty easy these days, with a room full of people on either end it can sometimes be hard to know who is speaking. Motorola thinks the solution to this problem...
By Andrew Liszewski
A lot of new cars include detection systems that will alert the driver when a vehicle (or some other large object) is sitting in their blind spot. A company called Drivaware is now selling a third-party solution...
By David Ponce
Yeah, so maybe it doesn't do 0-60 under 5 seconds, nor does it have 340 ft/lbs of torque. Maybe it doesn't spit fire when you floor it, but hell, my man, it can go from Halifax...
By Andrew Liszewski
Oh inventors! What won't you attach a camera too these days? Adam Sutcliffe a graduate of the Royal College of Art apparently wondered what it would be like to ride a frisbee in flight. Since physics basically...
By Andrew Liszewski
This should come as a relief to anyone who uses electric power tools outside, particularly those tools designed for cutting. Three inventors from Indiana have patented a new kind of power cable that prevents dangerous electric shocks...