Month: July 2014
Nanosupplements could increase our iron levels
Forget broccoli, scientists have developed a new nanosupplement that should allow us to take in extra iron with zero side effects. We need good levels of the mineral in our […]
Viddy is the DIY pinhole camera you didn’t know you needed
This DIY pinhole camera kit may just be the cutest thing we’ve seen on Kickstarter in while, and its name is Viddy. Designed by London-based Kelly Angood, Viddy takes less […]
A new dissolving fabric could prevent HIV
Well, this is a bit clever. Bioengineers have developed a new form of HIV protection for women that comes in the form of a dissolving fabric. A team from the […]
Smart home systems aren’t secure, says study
A future where our homes are connected to our smartphones, and all our appliances are hooked up to the internet of things, sounds exciting– think of the time you’ll save […]
Is Samsung about to launch its first metal phone?
We’ve already reported today that Samsung has announced the UK release dates for their two new devices, the Galaxy S5 Mini and the Galaxy Young 2. Now, it’s also been […]
Colour-changing ice cream is now a reality
After hearing about glow-in-the-dark ice cream, breast milk ice cream, crocodile egg ice cream and of course, Viagra ice cream, I didn’t think there were any more ways for frozen […]
Shazam for Mac to recognise songs and TV shows automatically
You hear a song you like in a café. Desperate to find out what it is before it ends, you cast around for a member of staff to ask – […]
Samsung announces UK release date for Galaxy S5 Mini
Following on from Russia and Germany who managed to get their hands on it first, Samsung has announced that us UK lot can now buy the Galaxy S5 mini, as […]
Mobile rumours: Nexus 6 by HTC, Galaxy Alpha release date, and the Tizen phone put on hold
The world of mobile news is scary and complicated, with rumours flying about all over the place about what the many different companies are planning on doing. If you don’t […]
Other people’s brainwaves can predict what we want to watch
Scientists have known for a long time that certain areas of our brains light up when we’re enjoying what we’re watching. But researchers from the City College of New York […]
