The new version of Bubble Wrap doesn’t pop
The new and improved Bubble Wrap, called iBubble Wrap, takes up 1/50 of the space, which is good news for shippers. The bad news: it doesn't pop.
This tactical camera sphere can give police a quick peek into dangerous situations
A startup is releasing its first line of tactical camera spheres, which can be tossed into dangerous areas to send photos back to a smartphone.
The first robot wedding happened in Japan: There was a kiss, cake, and dancing
About 100 people gathered in Tokyo on Saturday to witness robots named Frois and Yukirin tie the knot. There was even a “kiss.”
AppleCare+ will replace batteries retaining less than 80% of their original capacity
Apple is updating its AppleCare+ support to cover batteries with less than 80 percent of their original capacity.
Airing is a tiny $3 device that will combat sleep apnea without the mask
A company in Massachusetts is running a crowdfunding campaign to bring a $3 alternative to the traditional CPAP masks to the sleep apnea-ridden masses.
Beats By Dre headphones teardown finds metal parts included just to add weight
A recently documented teardown of Beats By Dre headphones found four metal parts were included -- simply to add weight and achieve a more premium feel.
Virgin America’s new in-flight entertainment platform will run on Android-based software
Virgin America is announcing a beta launch of a revamped in-flight entertainment platform that will run on Android.
Bird-watchers, rejoice: Cornell’s new tool can identify bird species in your photos
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Visipedia have launched Merlin Bird Photo ID, which will allow bird-watchers to identify the species of birds in photos.
The world’s first ATM with facial recognition technology is unveiled to the public in China
Facial recognition technology for use in ATMs has been tested for a while now, but China seems to have won the race to roll out the first one to the public.
MIT’s cheetah robot can run 5 mph and jump right into your nightmares
Researchers at MIT have created a robotic cheetah that can run at an average speed of 5 mph and jump over obstacles up to 18 inches tall.
Apple CEO Tim Cook gives 50,000 of his Apple shares to an undisclosed charity
Apple CEO Tim Cook continues to make good on his public vow to make regular charitable donations, giving 50,000 of his AAPL shares to a charity.
