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Excellent comparison of the two platforms, definitely worth checking this video out!
I hope this becomes available for all vehicles soon. I can’t believe how inconsiderate and unaware people are when getting in and out of their vehicles. Great for the kids too!
Deep ocean searchers have found what some are calling a UFO on the ocean floor. But are there other explanations?
A video shows what it’s like to ride Fuji-Q Highland’s Takabisha, the world’s steepest roller coaster (a 141 foot drop at 121 degrees):
And here’s a time lapse video of it being built:
Development and construction of the roller coaster cost…
With the plethora of acronyms and creative spellings available to the modern text messaging user, it seems only logical that knowledge of the actual spellings would be forgotten. And yet, against all …
Do you hate the idea of all the lovely spring weather coming just around the bend? Then don Magic Vision Lab’s augmented reality weather-changing helmet. All your bucolic spring days can now be filled …
The 1986 Chernobyl accident was the worst nuclear accident in history. The situation at the nuclear power plant in Japan isn’t nearly as severe.
Imagine turning on your computer from a powerless state and instantly seeing your desktop without having to wait through a lengthy loading process. NC State researchers have developed a device that co…
Scientists have developed a camera that’s as flexible as an eyeball with all the zooming power of a conventional camera. And it’s only the size of a nickel. More »
Last month, Gawker published a series of messages that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange had once written to a 19-year-old girl he’d become infatuated with. Gawker called the e-mails “creepy,” “lovesick,” and “stalkery”; I’d add overwrought, self-import…
Throw out your glasses. Apple has applied for, and recently been granted, a patent for tech that could produce 3D images without the need for special eyewear. More »
(PhysOrg.com) — A joint project by universities in Algeria and Japan is planning to turn the Sahara desert, the largest desert in the world, into a breeding ground for solar power plants that could supply half the worlds electrical energy requiremen…
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