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From Eye Shadow to Entire Houses: 7 of the Craziest 3-D Printed Creations Yet
In honor of Martha Stewart, who recently proclaimed her 'love' for 3-D printing, here's a list showcasing the technology's endless and magical possibilities.
This New Font Is Designed for People With Dyslexia
Research has suggested dyslexia affects more than one third of U.S. entrepreneurs
Gold? Silver? Pffft. This Necklace Is Pure Illumination.
This high-tech necklace is made out of light and morphs with your every move. You have to see it to believe it.
Obama Throws Support Behind Net Neutrality
The president came out in favor of the protection of net neutrality with a statement laying out a proposal for the FCC.
This 'Smart' Yoga Mat Has a Built-In Instructor
Pair the SmartMat with your phone and it can guide you through different yoga poses while monitoring your position and balance.
This Gizmo Wants to Make Your Shower 'Smart,' Cutting Your Water Use In Half
A crowdfunding campaign for the Eva Smart Shower launched on Indiegogo this week.
Meet Spruce, a Telemedicine App Designed to Stop Acne in Its Tracks
Now you can get medical help for acne from the privacy of your own phone.
NY Considering Bitcoin Licenses for Small Businesses, Startups
The 'Transitional BitLicense' would let certain virtual currency companies operate within a lighter regulatory framework.
This Software Company Wants to Help Retailers Compete Against Amazon
An engineer gives retailers a fighting chance in the online price wars.
Google Is Developing an Ingestible Cancer-Detecting Pill
The idea is that nanoparticles will continuously monitor your body for disease triggers so they can be detected and treated as soon as they appear.
The U.S. Military Wants to Inject People's Brains With Painkilling Nanobots That Could Replace Medicine
Ever wish you could heal yourself like a superhero? The government is making it happen. Sort of.
What's the Big Idea? 10 Qualities That Set Big Ideas Apart.
Thinking up the idea that will change everything for your company will never be easy but you can learn to recognize the ones that have the potential.
The Tech Surge That's Putting Consumers in the Forefront
Why the shift from producers to customers is changing everything.
Google Is Now Connecting Users Searching for Symptoms With Doctors Over Video Chat
The conventional wisdom 'don't diagnose your illness over the Internet' may be changing.