Gadgets that can help you through a disaster
With earthquakes and tsunami warnings in the west and Hurricane Sandy wreaking havoc in the east, people across Canada are asking themselves whether they’re prepared for emergency situations. Here are several products that can help you get through natural disasters.
Samsung may not have to pay Apple $1 billion after all
You can put down your pinky, Dr. Evil. Apple might not see that $1 billion dollar award after all.
Apple versus Samsung: why the law needs to change
The only people who are sure to benefit from the Apple/Samsung case are the lawyers and, at the end of the day, it’s the consumers who will be footing their bill. The law needs to be changed.
Mars Curiosity Rover: The first images
An on-going collection of the best images from NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory’s Curiosity Rover – the seventh such vehicle to explore the Red Planet.
This toilet slashes water use and helps generate green energy
Every day, you’re literally flushing money down the drain. But a smart new toilet system will one day put a stop to that.
Texting and walking – should we criminalize it?
Some cities have made it illegal to text while walking down public streets. Answer this poll to say if such action is a safety necessity or going too far.
Paralyzed woman with bionic legs finishes the London Marathon
Robotic limbs helped a paralyzed British woman complete the London Marathon this week.
Dead gamer goes unnoticed in Taiwanese Internet cafe
A Taiwanese gamer’s life comes to a tragic end in a New Tapei cafe.
Is pre-emptive .xxx domain buying pointless?
Universities, businesses and organizations are buying .xxx domains to prevent pornographers from exploiting their brands, but they may be wasting time and money.
Scientists to clone mammoth in “Jurassic” experiment
According to scientists, within five years, a woolly mammoth will likely be cloned.

