See how happy Leonardo DiCaprio is? It’s not because he’s king of the world. No. It’s because his acting masterpiece, Titanic, is going to hit cinemas again, this time with with a James Cameron treatment. Yeah, Titanic 3D.
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Lance Corporal Craig Lundberg lost his sight to a rocket-propelled grenade in 2007. Now, thanks to a fascinating technology, he can read words and make out shapes using his tongue. It’s truly incredible.
Some batteries benefit from being stored at freezing or near-freezing temperatures, but not all. It turns out that while chilled NiMH and Nicad batteries will last longer, there’s barely any difference when it comes to their alkaline counterparts.
Whether you’re an Amazon or a hobby blogger, you’d like to know that your website is live all the time. And if it isn’t, you’d really like to know the second the thing goes down. That’s often not the case, so a new Australian service called Mind Your Uptime (from the guys behind Geeks2U) is offering to do the boring monitoring work so you’ll know if anything goes wrong.
If you were at Westfield Bondi Junction anytime this week, you may have seen a sky blue car sitting in centre court, right next to Borders. That blue car? It’s called the LEAF, and it’s Nissan’s new zero emission, electric vehicle prototype that’s about to become a reality in Australia.
It’s tough being a record label or a movie studio these days. People are stealing your content, all because they want to be Jack Sparrow. No, seriously: they think the problem is that “piracy” is too sexy a word.
Researchers at the University of Rochester have discovered how to make liquid overcome gravity and flow upward along a silicon surface. The essential ingredient, as always: lasers.