There are contraptions on the market you can attach to a wine bottle to counteract this effect, but Daniel Perlman wanted to solve the problem, at its source, once and for all.
We know very little about our planet’s seafloor, but that’s poised to change as autonomous underwater scouting technology gets better and better.
Make winter driving suck a little bit less.
No joke, Apple filed a patent for a paper bag.
What researchers at Microsoft are working on is using cheap sensors, like the Xbox Kinect sensor (which never really panned out for gaming but has become an amazing research tool) and readily accessible computers to track the precise movements of a user’s hands and fingers.
It’s always a good idea to take performance claims with a grain of salt, but when it comes to competitive swimming, we’ve seen that even the smallest changes can lead to faster lap times.
Apple made a big deal about tech it developed for 3D Touch, but engineers have not only recreated the feature such that it can work on any smartphone, they’ve improved it.
We know surprisingly little about our oceans. To help with this glaring blind spot, the XPrize has announced a new $7/£4.6 million contest to foster innovations in ocean exploration technology.
Remember when we thought that hologram stickers were an effective way to stop the proliferation of counterfeit products? Xerox now believes it has a far superior solution .
Inventor of the self-service checkout not included.
What can you buy right now to mentally smarten up your home?
A handheld oscillator has been developed by researchers so that tools vibrate 70 per cent less, and produce half the noise.
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