All the stories tagged with: technology
NASA releases Spinoff app for Android
01/17/2011, NASA has just released a new app for Android and it’s not the NASA HD App that’s been released on the iPad for awhile now. In case you didn’t know, NASA Spinoff is a publication that informs folks of all [...]
The new era of laziness: eye-controlled gaming
01/10/2011, Just when we thought that we were making a breakthrough in reducing childhood obesity by bringing elements of physical activity into video gaming (Wii, Kinect, Move), some folks have decided to take a step back and make gaming even easier [...]
Acoustic rectifier improves ultrasound image quality
12/27/2010, Ultrasound technology is an amazing invention. It has many uses in the medical field- breaking kidney stones, treating tumors, cleaning teeth in dental hygiene, and of course scanning pregnant mothers to determine more information about their unborn children. Usually ultrasound [...]
In the future, our food will be printed
12/24/2010, Some scientists in Cornell University’s Compuational Synthesis Lab are developing possibly the greatest invention in the world- a 3D food printer that would allow users to “print” meals using raw food as “ink”! Talk about ingenious. All users will have [...]
World Series: Technology Helps Giants to World Series
10/28/2010, During the season games that led to the San Francisco Giants’ enviable position in the World Series, the team may have relied on playing smarter rather than harder. Of course, being owned by some of technology’s finest in Silicon Valley [...]
M-Dress could be the phone of the future
08/23/2010, Who knows what the cellphones of the future will look like? Well, perhaps the M-Dress could clue you in. This seemingly innocent slinky black cocktail dress will also function as a cellphone, now how about that? Thanks to fashion designer [...]
Digital Summer – Aug 25, Temple, SF
08/13/2010, On August 25th, Ubergizmo will host Digital Summer, an event that brings together the most international, professional, and glamorous crowd in San Francisco to celebrate photography, fashion, art, and technology. Among the unique features of this one-of-a-kind event is a [...]
MIT Diabetes Device Monitors Glucose With Light
08/10/2010, MIT researchers out there are busy working to be able to determine how much sugar is in your blood by just shining a light on your skin. The device is a glucose-monitoring device for diabetes patients that might help do [...]
Microsoft Kinect technology laid bare
06/30/2010, For those who are wondering just how does Microsoft’s Kinect hardware works, it sure as heck ain’t pixie dust. This $150 peripheral’s capabilities have been scrutinized, where you get 57 degrees of horizontal and 43 degrees of vertical sight, complete [...]
Panasonic lithium ion battery enters production
12/18/2009, Panasonic breaks new ground yet again with their new lithium ion battery that has just entered mass production, boasting a high-capacity 3.1 Ah lithium ion battery which comes with a nickel positive electrode and an energy density of 675 Wh/L. [...]
Paper battery a reality
12/08/2009, Most of us think that batteries are made up of some metal chassis with liquid inside, but how about a battery made entirely out of plain copier paper? Sounds totally whacked out, but it is already been looked into with [...]
