Technology
Hans Zimmer's Production Studio [7 Pics]
Nov 26 2012
The man that truly inspired the world with the sound tracks to movies such as the Dark Knight, Pearl Harbor, Inception and Gladiator (amongst many others).
High-Speed Robot Hand in Action [Video]
Nov 5 2012
Ishikawa Komuro Lab's high-speed robot hand performing impressive acts of dexterity and skillful manipulation. A very cool outlook at what robots/computers can do today.
LG's New Monitors: An Elevator Prank [Video]
Oct 30 2012
There's a clever way to promote your product. People's reactions are priceless!
The Extensive Use of the "Green Screen" [Video]
Oct 26 2012
I can't believe how realistic all of these special effects are getting these days!! You will be blown away after you see this video.
A Unique Look at Google's Data Centers [19 Pics]
Oct 17 2012
Google finally offers a unique look at the previously highly secretive data centers that are currently scattered across USA, Finland and Belgium.
A Waterphone: The Instrument Behind All Horror Movies
Oct 16 2012
Ever wondered how sound producers make all those creepy sounds in movies? Take a look at this amazing instrument and what it can do. It is played by Dr. Todd Barton and is made by Richard Waters.
The Anatomy of Stuxnet Virus [Video]
Oct 15 2012
Stuxnet is a highly sophisticated computer worm. It is believed that it was put together by a large team of coders and backed by a large entity (allegedly USA and Israel). Kaspersky Labs have estimated the virus could have taken up to 6 months to make due to its complexity. This worm can shut down oil rigs and nuclear power plants without anyone knowing about it. What's even more frightening is that it's open source (aka available for free download).
A Machine that Seems to Work Forever [Video]
Sep 26 2012
Designed by a Norwegian Inventor by the name of Reidar Finsrud, this machine can run without any external energy sources for 14 days. Although it does not run forever, this is a step in the right direction for renewable power sources. Read up more about this fascinating machine here.
