Month: December 2015

A Closer Look at the Android Data Recovery Utility Dr.Fone for Android

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You love your Android smartphone, and you cannot imagine your life without it. You have stored your precious memories in the form of photos and videos and whenever you miss your loved ones you just tap the screen to get the memorable videos replayed. You are capturing new and new pictures and saving contact on your Android device, and suddenly something drastically happened with the OS, and it refused to boot. Now you are in a … Read more

Getting Well With the Get Well Network

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At the beginning of November, I became ill. I was very sick, and the way it was sounding as I came in and out of consciousness, it was pretty serious. I was rushed 2 hours away to a Veteran’s Hospital in Northern parts of Texas. I had no phone, but I brought my Android tablet with me. Well, I got to my room and found that there was no Wi-Fi, nor could I make a … Read more

Win a Perixx Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Switches

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Perixx makes 3 Mechanical Keyboards that use Cherry MX Switches in the Perixx PX-5200 Model Series and they all are fantastic keyboards, now don’t let the LED colors fool you, each keyboard has specific LED backlit colors that only the Red MX Switch one corresponds to the switch type. The Perixx PX-5200 Cherry Red MX Switch Keyboard (Red backlit keys) Red is the gold standard in gaming keyboards featuring the perfect responsiveness with click volume feedback. … Read more

Live Mammalian Brain Activity Mapping Using Neuronal Sensors

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Mind mapping and Brain mapping have been the subject of many science fiction and paranoid delusion fantasies. Researchers at Stanford University and Duke University have found a way to make it happen. Our brain consists of billions of individual cells called neurons, which generate electrical bursts as many as 100 times per second or at a frequency of 100 Hz. To get some perspective, the electric supply in the US is at 60 Hz, and … Read more

Inateck BCST-20 Barcode Scanner Review

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I was sent a handheld Inateck scanner, model BCST-20. Now, normally for home use, there might not be any need for such a device. But I wanted to give it a try anyways. The scanner is physically easy to use. Point, and click. It reads a bar code and renders a not too loud “beep”, and then as the instructions says, it holds them in internal memory. If you are near a computer then you … Read more

Flatcam – Camera Without Lens

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In a bid to create the thinnest camera possible, researchers at Rice University have developed one without any lenses! FlatCam, invented by the Rice labs engineers Richard Baraniuk and Ashok Veeraraghavan, uses a photo-sensor chip with a mask to modulate the incident light. Unlike conventional lens-based cameras which directly obtain images of the incident radiation, this revolutionary device relies on computer algorithms to re-integrate the incoming bits of data and create pictures. Smartphones and tablets need … Read more

Get New Tooth Enamel – Cavity Repair Without Drilling

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Dentists are among the most feared professionals, especially among children. Personally speaking, once I start thinking about dentists, I can’t get that high frequency drilling sensation out of my mind! In case your tooth is not fully decayed, but is just starting to go bad, there’s hope yet. Some British scientists have come up with a procedure to rebuild the enamel on your teeth, which doesn’t involve any drilling. EAER or “Electrically Assisted Enhanced Remineralisation” … Read more