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Telcare device stores blood sugar level data in cloud-based server
Mobile users who ever thought monitoring or scrutinizing one’s blood sugar level revolves around complexity and should solely be left on their doctors’ shoulders may have to tamper with their thoughts. A new device developed by Telcare has finally eme
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Panasonic and NHK develop a whopping 145-inch 8K plasma TV
Panasonic and NHK have teamed up to build an awe-inspiring 145-inch plasma TV with a whopping 8K resolution. The path-breaking TV may set off a new trend in television market, which has already moved from 1080p or 2K to 4K resolution. The Panasonic 8K res
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Designer "transforms" chess pieces to Voltron, wins a Makerbot
We admire designers who really love their work and come up with some exciting stuff every now and then, thanks to their creative grey matter. The design we're talking about here is Joseph Larson, who ended up winning the chess set design competition condu
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GraphExeter could be the answer to future's flexible displays
Researchers at University of Exeter claim to have discovered the world's most lightweight, transparent and flexible material capable of conducting electricity. Named as GraphExeter (the later part of the name based on University's name itself) the discove
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Microscopic diagnostic probe takes 3D images of inner parts of tissues
Health care industry is indeed one of key beneficiaries of modern advances in technology. New inventions often help the industry grow richer and extremely inexpensive as well. A new microscopic diagnostic probe to view and capture 3D images of underneath
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Nicholas Jaar’s new music album comes not in CD, but an aluminum cube
Musician Nicholas Jaar, also the owner of the record label Clown & Sunset has introduced a new way of releasing a music album. Apart from a CD, DVD or vinyl, the musician has unveiled a small aluminum cube that he calls The Prism. The 4 x 4 x 4 cube conta
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Adafruit’s Prototyping Pi Plate boosts functions of Raspberry Pi
You may already have received your Raspberry Pi single-board computer or will be waiting for its delivery. What you plan to do with this debit card sized embedded computer? Perhaps, like most others you may also intend to do some funny computer projects w
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Voice-authenticating USB drive opens up only when its password is uttered
Every computer user will have lots of confidential data to hide from others. Details regarding bank accounts, projects, financial records, contacts and others may need to be securely kept up. It is a bad idea to keep them in a regular flash drive that any
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DriveErazer Ultra: A memory eraser that 'completely' deletes your personal data
Many of us have a notion that our data is completely wiped off the face of this earth when deleted from the 'last frontier' of recycle bin. Well, going by this simplistic idea, unfortunately we are totally wrong. There are forensic data recovery tools tha
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Navy to use "smart" fabrics to save soldiers lives
Army has been looking to futurize its soldiers uniforms from a long time. It intended to develop "smart" suits for its personnel that would have wires embedded in the cloth and gel sensors to transmit vital signs of the soldier. Unfortunately ,that projec
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