Induced Stem Cells Will Be Tested on Humans for the First Time
Normal adult cells can actually be converted into stem cells, and a Japanese patient will be the first person to ever receive the treatment.
Normal adult cells can actually be converted into stem cells, and a Japanese patient will be the first person to ever receive the treatment.
Garmin Fenix 2 watch review: It's one of the rare occasions where a massive number of features are put into a device and aren't totally messed up.
Far more impressive than sharks with literal laser beams on their heads.
Before the doomsayers say anything, all it'll do is cause minor disruption to our communications systems.
Don't panic, though. There's no hint of any wrongdoings or nefarious intent.
Motorola Moto 360 review: It's the best Android Wear smartwatch currently available, but is that good enough?
The first set has already arrived, and Google promises that it's working with devs to bring out the next wave.
When Doug McCune was shaken awake by the Napa earthquake last month, he did what any reasonable person would do in the middle of the night: He downloaded a whole bunch of earthquake data for 3D printing.
In the good old days of moonwalks, NASA astronauts fell over quite a lot. But they weren't being clumsy or struggling with their suits: despite what you might think, low gravity actually makes it harder for astronauts to say upright.
With all those gleaming, stainless-steel tools readied for painful prodding, few people look forward to visiting the dentist. But modern dentistry is a walk in the park compared with old-school methods of treating oral maladies.
Bike wrecks happen fast. In two milliseconds—that's one-hundred-times quicker than a blink of an eye—a regular ride can turn into a disastrous noggin-buster.
Given recent high-profile security lapses, it's fair to wonder.
A little late to the game and playing catch-up with EE and Three, Vodafone has just announced its customers can now enjoy HD Voice calling on compatible handsets. [Vodafone]
One of HTC's hard-kept secrets may have just become a casualty of the Nvidia / Qualcomm / Samsung patent court case.
The iPod click wheel is dead! Long live the touchscreen. May the memory of the click wheel shine ever brightly. Take a trip down memory lane with this visual history.
We've all felt the urge to snoop through our loved ones' phones before—and sometimes that itch is just too strong to resist. For some people, though, that gentle itch is more like a knife wound.
