GADGETS - TECH NEWS

	There's a Syphilis Spike. You Can Blame Hook Up Apps For That
	Did you know that the number of syphilis cases are on the rise in the U.S.? Some public health officials think it's because of Grindr, and a host of other hook up apps like Tinder, Hinge and OkCupid. The reason for it? They make it easier to find pe...
	Soundwall Conceals Itself in a Framed Work of Art [VIDEO]
	If you live in a small place, real estate is important. You won't be able to have bulky, tall speakers standing around taking up so much space you have barely enough to walk around. Soundwall is a speaker system that is concealed in a framed work ...
	I Wished I Knew This 15 Years Ago: Inside the Teenage Brain [VIDEO]
	Teenagers are the worst of the lot. I know. I've been one. And it is a very strange time, albeit great one if I may add. This video takes a look at what goes on in the teenage mind, and attempts to explain the case. Adolescence may affect our physi...
	Audi's Amazing Optical Illusion Reveals the Hazards Of Driving [VIDEO]
	Audi's cars have a night-vision system that will warn drivers about hazards on the road. The company's ad agency decided to create this ad to drive the point home. They created a billboard in an airport with a secret hazard only revealed to passen...
	New Satellite Images Show Debris From Malaysia Airlines, Is The Best Lead so Far
	Ghost plane Flight 370 is still missing. Now, Chinese State TV reports that it has satellite images suggesting it could debris from the plane. The images are leading CNN's coverage of the hunt for Malaysia Airlines this evening. Let's hope this i...
	Scientists Managed to Herd Cells Like Cattle with Electrical Fields [VIDEO]
	The University of Berkeley made a new discovery. They were able to herd cells using an electrical field. As Emil du Bois-Reymond discovered back in 1843, damaged human tissue generates a different electrical field than intact flesh. This differenc...
	We Yawn Because It Cools Down Our Brains [VIDEO]
	Researchers believe that yawning is the body physiological way of keeping the brain nice and cool. It was believed that yawning was how the body increased its oxygen intake when someone was sleepy, and to help them wake up. But this theory sounds w...
	The Five-Second Rule, Now Supported by Science
	A new study from Aston University in Birmingham, England say that the five second rule really does make a difference in terms of food safety. That's right. Pick it up before five seconds and it's safe to eat. A team of students led by microbiology p...
	LG's Ultra-Flat Air Conditioner is So Slim You Won't Even Know It's an AC
	Air conditioners are due for another facelift update. And LG has somehow made them really ultra slim and sexy. The new air conditioners from LG will hang on your wall, like artwork! Aptly named Artcool Stylist Inverter V, it features subtle LED ligh...
	Scientists Built a Micro Engine, But Don't Understand How it Works
	Can you invent something but not know how it works? Apparently, you can. The minds behind this new microscopic engine don't know how their invention works. Vitaly Svetovoy at the University of Twente just announced a new microengine that's capable o...

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