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  A Must-Have Guide To Google In Education Google is a whole lot more than searching and gmail. It has a detailed list of resources perfect for any teacher, student, or administrator looking to enhance their education experience. From grants to videos to lesson plan search, there’s a lot to see here. This course will […]

Tired of writing with traditional pen and paper? Then you’ll want to pay attention to Lix’s device. Their 3D printing pen enables you to write and draw in the air by melting plastic. This means at the touch of a button you can create freestanding objects in a matter of seconds. It is by no

  Hunting for your charger and a free plug socket could soon be a thing of the past. This is according to two electricians, who have designed the world’s first portable turbine phone charger that lets people charge their mobile phone using wind power alone. In fact, the generator can power up any item that

Internet users have been warned to change all their computer and phone passwords following what could be a ‘catastrophic’ security breach. Major technology firms have urged the public to immediately update their online security. The alert is the result of the discovery of an internet bug called ‘Heartbleed’, which is able to bypass computer security

YouTube is once again proving how lucrative it can be as yet another teenager claims to be making a living from the video site.  Student Fred Pye, 17, is making more than £24,000 a year in advertising on videos of him playing Grand Theft Auto V. Pye has amassed more than 25 million views of his

While chasing the dream of making our life more enjoyable and our daily routine less boring, we sometimes come up with ideas that seem totally ridiculous, but yet are amazing in terms of functionalities. Below are 9 weird but amazing inventions in recent times 1. Ostrich Pillow Make yourself comfortable 2. Anti-Pervert Hairy Stockings Not the ones

  A new app that claims to be able to improve people’s eyesight by ‘training’ them with a series of exercises has become a hit. Called GlassesOff, it uses a series of patterns to create 15 minutes exercises for users. If done three times a week, its makers say it could mean they no longer

Teens learning to drive are used to their parents watching their every step. However, one California couple has raised the bar with a hi-tech monitor than can analyse every detail of their 16 year old son’s drives – and automatically tell both him and them where he’s going wrong. Californians Jaideep and Sandhya Jain decided

Some parents are moving to monitoring software like WebWatcher to keep up with their children’s activity online. Are you one of the many who use programs like this to keep an eye on your child’s internet activity? If you aren’t, should you be? Parents have always been tasked with the duty of keeping their children