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Outcry as ob-gyn uses Facebook to complain about patient
(Credit: KMOV-TV Screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk) Now that Facebook is not merely woven into the social fabric but actually constitutes it, we’ve become used to it being the forum for indiscretions....
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Heart study uses mobile tech to try to enroll 1M participants
Researchers behind the Health eHeart Study hope to enroll 1 million participants. (Credit: Screenshot by Elizabeth Armstrong Moore/CNET) If researchers at the University of California at San Francisco...
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Man proposes to woman on Reddit, uses memes and art
One of the many art pieces used to swoon a lady into marriage. (Credit: Avali/SirTechnocracy) It’s an act of love fit for the 21st century: a man posted a marriage proposal to his girlfriend on the...
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LeVar Burton uses powers for evil in new ‘Reading Rainbow’ intro
The actor teamed up with Funny or Die to create this alternative intro for “Reading Rainbow,” where the power of reading gives Burton real superpowers. CNET Crave
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Fan-free PC uses copper foam for quiet cooling
The SilentPower PC sidesteps cooling fans by using a foam-like copper substance to chill out the machines. CNET Crave
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Incredible Rube Goldberg machine uses light instead of a ball
A Rube Goldberg-style contraption uses a powerful, focused beam of light, prisms, and magnifying glasses to activate its various mechanisms. CNET Crave
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“Invisibility cloak” uses lenses to bend light
A device called the Rochester Cloak uses an array of lenses to bend light, effectively rendering what is on the other side invisible to the eye. And you can try it for yourself. CNET Crave
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Adorable penguin rover uses chick disguise to get in close
Researchers have disguised a remote-controlled rover as an emperor penguin chick in order to get up close and personal without disturbing the birds. CNET Crave
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Musician uses science to help you see sound
A series of sound-visualisation experiments form the basis of the music video for a new single by musician Nigel Stanford. CNET Crave
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Wink wink: Bill Nye uses emojis to explain evolution
Just how good are emojis at communicating complex ideas? Bill Nye the Science Guy explains the theory of evolution with a series of the digital symbols. Smiley face. CNET Crave
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Farmer uses drone to capture bird’s-eye view of ‘cow art’
What can you do with a feed truck, a drone and a herd of cattle? A rancher who is famous for serenading his cows will tell you. CNET Crave
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Flying bee robot uses an insect-inspired eye
BeeRotor is the first aerial robot that can fly over uneven terrain using visual input to stabilise — not an accelerometer. CNET Crave
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