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| Medical gadgets dissolve inside you The Detroit News New York — As consumers, we want our electronic gadgets to be durable. But as patients, we might want them to dissolve — inside our bodies. Scientists reported Thursday that they succeeded in creating tiny medical devices sealed in silk cocoons that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Experimental gadgets do job, then dissolve in body USA TODAY NEW YORK (AP) -- Scientists reported Thursday that they succeeded in creating tiny medical devices sealed in silk cocoons that did the work they were designed for, then dissolved in the bodies of lab mice. It's an early step in a technology that may ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Our Green Gadget Picks From Amazon's New Eco-Friendly Site GeekSugar.com Environmentally conscious shoppers, rejoice! You can now find products that fit your requirements on Vine.com, a new eco-friendly shopping site that has the moral backbone of Mother Nature and the shipping speed of Amazon, its parent company. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Man straps self with wires and gadgets, surprised to be arrested CNET Sometimes, they use words. Sometimes they dress themselves in a manner that, well, says something. So if you saw a man with wires and gadgets strapped all over him, what statement do you think he'd be making? That he's a cool, original, quirky, gadgety ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| How Can I Kid-Proof My PC and Gadgets? Lifehacker How Can I Kid-Proof My PC and Gadgets? That means encasing your mobile devices in sturdy, shock-absorbing cases such as the M-Edge SuperShell ($35) for the iPad (a bit thick, but I've seen it in action—an iPad actually thrown on the floor bounces ... See all stories on this topic » |
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