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Self-Healing Technology in Airplanes Repairs Wings Immediately

British scientists were able to develop aircraft wings that automatically fixes itself when damage is detected. The research conducted by the scientists has proven that self-healing technology is not only seen in science fiction movies.

By Veronica P. De Leon

Facebook Launches 'Facebook Lite' For Slow Internet Connections

Facebook has introduced 'Facebook Lite', a lighter version of their native app which is designed to work even when the internet connection is slow, originally intended for low-end Android phones being used by people in developing countries.
Doom, Pong, Pac-Man, Super Mario, Tetris, Warcraft Part of World Video Game Hall of Fame

Pong, Pac-Man, Super Mario Bros., Tetris, Doom, and World of Warcraft were the games listed in the first World Video Game Hall of Fame. The list was revealed at The Strong museum in Rochester, New York, in June 2015.
Apple Recalls 'Beats' Speakers For Fire Safety Concerns

Apple has recently announced a voluntary product recall for all of the Beats Pill XL Speakers Customers. The Product is reported by Apple to have a Fire safety Risk.
Can Brain Waves Replace Passwords?

In the modern age where people log in various websites on the Internet on a daily basis, it is becoming a normal occurence for passwords to be forgotten. Scientists however have discovered a way to use brain waves instead of passwords, eliminating the need to memorize different combinations.
New Apple TV Not Yet Ready For WWDC 2015

Apple will not be able to launch their rumored redesigned Apple TV at the Worldwide Developer Conference this coming June 8 to 12 at Moscone Center, San Francisco.
Batteriser Extends Battery Life Eight Times Longer

Tech company Batteroo has announced that a device called the Batteriser, which aims to enhance and prolong battery life as much as 8 times more than normal will be included in their product line beginning September.
Thync: Mood-Changing Wearable Calms The Brain

Thync, a company which focuses on neurology officially released their mood changing device that induces energy and calmness. The exciting product was developed by the company CSO Dr. Jamie Tyler and CEO Isy Goldwasser.
Computex 2015: Sandisk Introduces New SSD With 2TB Storage, 850Mbps Transfer Rate

SanDisk has recently announced at Computex 2015 their new Solid State Drives (SSD) that can store up to 2 terabyte with the transfer speed exceeding 850MB/s.
Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research Expands in Paris

Facebook has opened their new laboratory in Paris for artificial intelligence development. The largest social media platform aims to reinforce its position in Europe.
Microsoft Produces WiFi App That Provides Limitless Internet

Microsoft confirms their new technology venture that promises to provide unlimited and hassle free wireless internet around the world is currently underway.
Facebook Launches Privacy Protection Feature

Facebook will enable encryption keys to be added to personal profiles to enhance security even further and further eradicate privacy invasion crimes and similar issues that occur on the social media platform.
Apple To Launch New Music Streaming Service

It was a smart move for Apple to rebrand iTunes Radio and in the process, hire popular Canadan rapper Drake and possibly David Guetta and Pharell to become guest DJs in an effort to boost the popularity of the service.
GoPro Adds Touchscreen LCD To Entry Level Hero Lineup [PHOTOS]

GoPro introduces new entry-level camera with new features in addition to the touch screen LCD. After introducing the entry level Hero cameras just late last year, GoPro announces a new and improved GoPro Hero as a new addition to their ever-growing and developing line of action cameras.
Lego Released Minecraft Killer On Steam

Danish toy company LEGO has released their newest venture in the video gaming industry that could possibly undermine Minecraft. It created a game that is made exclusively of LEGO bricks which can be freely manipulated.