Samsung Galaxy S6 vs. HTC One M9: Under the microscope

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MOBILE TECHNOLOGY
Samsung Galaxy S6 vs. HTC One M9: Under the microscope
	The 2015 rivalry between Samsung Galaxy and HTC One is a bit more one-sided than it was in years past. But hey, maybe you're still torn between the two. Why not roll up our sleeves and dive into a hands-on comparison between the Galaxy S6 and HTC One M9?  read more
COMPUTERS
Review: Logitech MX Anywhere 2 does multi-device mousing right
	Just as with tools in the garage or utencils in the kitchen, a quality input device makes a big difference on overall computing experience. We give the Logitech MX Anywhere 2 mouse a spin, click, and scroll to see how it handles.  read more
ARCHITECTURE
Sustainer Homes creates green, off-grid homes from shipping containers
	Using old shipping containers is seen as an environmentally friendly means of constructing new homes. Taking this one step further, Sustainer Homes has begun making off-grid container dwellings that incorporate self-managed water, sewerage, electricity and gas.  read more
ARCHITECTURE
Escape Traveler packs a whole lot of home onto a towable trailer
	The Escape Traveler is a tiny house with a clever interior. Coming in 269 sq ft (24 sq m) and 344 sq ft (32 sq m) versions, the towable dwelling boasts the kind of fixtures and fittings you'd usually expect to find in a full-sized home.  read more
MEDICAL
Eye drops could spell the end of cataract surgery
	People suffering from cataracts aren't exactly flush with options when it comes to restoring their vision. But new research suggests a less invasive solution might be on the way by treating them with a naturally occurring molecule through a simple eye drop.   read more
AIRCRAFT
Sony joins with ZMP to launch drone company
	Sony Mobile is going upwardly mobile by teaming up with Japanese robotics firm ZMP to launch a drone company. Aerosense Inc. will launch next month and target enterprise customers with a focus on the internet of things applications.   read more
HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Myexposome wristband detects personal exposure to chemicals
	Most of us still have no idea what chemicals we are exposed to on a daily basis. A bracelet called MyExposome is designed to answer that question by helping determine which chemicals we come into contact with.   read more
SCIENCE
Metal foams could provide lightweight radiation shielding
	A North Carolina State University team is developing a new lightweight shielding based on foam metals that can block X-rays, gamma rays, and neutron radiation, as well as withstanding high-energy impact collisions. read more
AROUND THE HOME
Sulfite-filtering Üllo aims to make wine-drinking less whine-inducing
	Sulfites are added to wine to keep it from spoiling, but they can also cause an allergic reaction in some people. The Üllo is designed to filter out those sulfites, once the wine is being poured.  read more
GOOD THINKING
Scissoring origami-inspired bridge could help out in disasters
	Natural disasters have a nasty habit of cutting survivors off from aid by destroying bridges. That's why researchers from Hiroshima Universityhave developed what is said to be "the world’s fastest, largest, strongest, and lightest expanding temporary bridge." read more
BICYCLES
Loud Bicycle Horn is ... well, it's LOUD
	One of the big reasons people give for not commuting by bicycle is the fear that drivers won't notice them on the road. That's why the designers of the 125-decibel Loud Bicycle Horn have concentrated their efforts on making sure that cyclists are heard.  read more
SPACE
Image release allows viewers to tour the Imhotep region of 67P
	New ESA images allow the public to take an in-depth tour of the Imhotep region of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko (67P). Located close to the comet's equator, Imhotep is thought to be one of the most geologically diverse regions of 67P.  read more
MEDICAL
Age-related macular degeneration patient receives bionic eye transplant
	You might remember the Argus II implant from when it first gained market approval in the US back in 2013. The ambitious prosthesis is back, with researchers now looking to utilize the technology to treat patients with dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD).  read more
AUTOMOTIVE
Lexus paint-job flashes to driver's hearbeat
	There's nothing like putting your foot down in a powerful car to raise your heart-rate – and a new Lexus concept can demonstrate exactly that. Working with M&C Saatchi, Lexus Australia has rigged up a one-off RC F V8 coupe so that its paintwork flashes in time with the heartbeat of a person inside.  read more
ROBOTICS
New Japanese hotel has robot staff and no room keys
	A new hotel that is staffed with robots has opened in Japan. The Henn-na Hotel (which translates as "Strange Hotel"), is part of the Huis Ten Bosch theme park complex in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture. Guests can also access their rooms via face-recognition and can control room amenities via tablets.  read more
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