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Fabrics geared towards athletes are designed to wick sweat away from the body so they don't feel drenched. But the fabric is still wet and weighed down with perspiration. To really feel dry, researchers at UC Davis have developed a fabric with channels that literally drain sweat away. Gross and awesome.Read more...

The Xbox One's new Kinect sensor brings a whole range of improvements over the current generation, but the most appreciated element is likely to be the wide-angle lens. Talking following the launch of the Xbox One, Harvey Eagle, marketing manager of Xbox...

Just because a pair of speakers uses Bluetooth doesn't mean they're going to sound like crap. Audyssey's Wireless Bluetooth Speakers received several surprising rave reviews when they came out because they sound great and look handsome, too. But they were pricey.Read more...

Good news! Xbox One (kind of) doesn't require an internet connection (maybe)

Much to the dismay of practically everyone, rumors that the Xbox One would require a constant internet connection—and a good one, at that—had been running rampant. You can officially put those fears to rest, for the most part. Even though there was no official statement today, by all accounts, the Xbox One has the potential to be totally as enjoyable even when you're offline—as long as the game developer is willing to play nice, that is.Read more...

Moments after the official unveiling of Xbox One and it's already available for pre-order in the UK, even though there's no official price or release date as yet. But that hasn't stopped both Game and Blockbuster from leading the way in the UK. Both companies...

Target is now offering the 8GB white Nintendo WIi U console for $239.99, which equals to a price cut of $60. Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.

Microsoft has confirmed that Xbox One will support a variety of different inputs when it comes to the live television. Talking following the launch of the Xbox One, Harvey Eagle, marketing manager for Xbox UK stated the Xbox One was designed to cater...

Microsoft has confirmed to Pocket-lint that the new Xbox One will support trading and reselling of games, contrary to rumours. Speaking to us at the UK event, Microsoft marketing manger Harvey Eagle said, the "Xbox One will support the trading and reselling...

This schematic shows how the 3D food printer would function. (Credit: Systems and Materials Research) "Star Trek" food replicators will always be the holy grail of space-snack technology, but we could be edging a step closer to the dream thanks to the work of mechanical engineer Anjan Contractor with Systems and Materials Research in Austin, Texas. Systems and Materials Research recently received a $125,000 grant from NASA to make a pizza. OK, it's a little more complicated than that. Contractor already created a proof-of-concept printer that can print chocolate onto a cookie. His next goal is to print out dough and cook it while printing out sauce and toppings. Contractor isn't just planning to use cartridges full of red sauce, but rather the building blocks of food products. Cartridges full of powders and oils could be combined to make different foods. These cartridges would have extremely long shelf lives, making them appropriate for feeding astronauts during long-distance space travel. "The way we are working on it is, all the carbs, proteins and macro and micro nutrients are in powder form. We take moisture out, and in that form it will last maybe 30 years," Contractor told news site Quartz in an... [Read more]Related Links: