The Geeks interview Andy Denmark of TripIt and cover the Week in Geek News.
“News out of Italy suggests that seven researchers who did not predict the L
This USB eye massager is designed for people who sit in front of a computer all day long (hmm…all of us here?) and whose peepers feel a little uncomfortable afterwards. Once plugged into a USB port, the massager automatically turns on, and begins the “®hythmic stroking of your skin.” There’s two different speeds, “high speed” and “low speed,” ensuring that you don’t over-stimulate your eyeballs with your delicate strokes.
Great Do it yourself website.
It’s possible that a huge ocean covered one-third of the surface of Mars some 3.5 billion years ago, a finding likely to reignite an old argument about that amount of water on the red planet, according to a new report.
“San Francisco, a U.S. trendsetter on many social issues, voted Tuesday to require retailers to post notices on how much radiation is emitted by cellphones they sell.”
A good overview. Its marketing hype, but still, it looks pretty cool.
Southern Ocean sperm whales offset their carbon footprint by defecating, scientists said on Wednesday, releasing tonnes of iron a year that stimulates the growth of phytoplankton which in turn absorb carbon dioxide.
Watch the video to be amazed at what’s coming for the XBox.
! Cell Phone Radiation
For information on long-term cell phone health risks — or lack thereof — the [US National Cancer Institute|http://www.cancer.gov/] has [a relevant list of medical studies on cell phone radiation|http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Risk/cellphones] and their results.
