For women undergoing breast-cancer treatment, receiving support from family and friends is important for the recovery process. But there is one source of support that is often overlooked: fellow breast-cancer patients who are going through the very same thing. As the first social network that
Spending a Week With an Electric Car: Is the 2013 Chevy Volt Worth It?
Is an electric car a vehicle that you could live with? We’ve seen the pictures and read the reviews of cars like the 2013 Chevy Volt, but how do we know what it’s really like to live with one? To find out if it’s worth it, do we have to buy one, only to discover that it’s not for us – too geeky,
Hotel Robot Creates Art From Sleeping Patterns of Guests
The hotel chain ibis is offering guests a unique experience that combines technology and art. A mattress embedded with 80 sensors transmits data about patron’s temperature, movements and sound while they sleep. A robot then transforms these signals into brush strokes live throughout the night to
Top 5 Apps Your Kids Will Love This Week
Chris Crowell is a veteran kindergarten teacher and contributing editor to Children’s Technology Review, a web-based archive of articles and reviews on apps, technology toys and video games. Download a free issue of CTR here. Top 5 Apps Your Kids Will Love This Week 1. Toca Band $1.99 Ages
Apple iPhone 4S Water Test LIQUIPEL Review
LIQUIPEL in action! LIQUIPEL is a new revolutionary technology that will protect your electronic device inside and out from liquid damage. For optimal protection against liquids with no case LIQUIPEL is the only option! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ln0daAowdJI
Top 5 Apps Your Kids Will Love This Week
Chris Crowell is a veteran kindergarten teacher and contributing editor to Children’s Technology Review, a web-based archive of articles and reviews on apps, technology toys and video games. Download a free issue of CTR here. Top 5 Kids Apps Spot the Dot $3.99Ages 3-upOverall rating: 4.8 out of
Controversial Iris-Scanning Program Could Keep Kids Safe
Tests of iris-scanning technology were derailed in a central Florida school district recently after parents expressed outrage that they weren’t told about the program before their kids’ eyes were scanned. However, iris scanning could provide essential information to parents of bus-riding kids
