Culture

As a cultural icon, it's no surprise that companies would seek to "immortalize" Steve Jobs by creating products in his image. One company released an eerily realistic Steve Jobs "Action Figure"... and was quickly shot down by Apple.

Dutch researchers have published results of a five year study, confirming a medical test that could determine a baby's gender as early as five weeks.

It looks like we'll be getting a chance to witness history -- on January 18th, Wikipedia has announced that it's going to "black out" its US site for 24 hours.

What kind of crazy stuff would you do to be in the Guinness Book of World Records? If you're Pat Vaillacourt, you get over 10,000 URL addresses tattooed on your back and shoulders.

Startup company SEQINETIC has developed what could only be classified as �reverse sunglasses� to help beat the winter blues. The glasses help combat depression by projecting simulated daylight onto the user.

'Top Brewer' is a coffee maker that can be remotely controlled by an iPhone application -- what else could today's caffeine-fueled gadget junkie want?

It seems that a few people are a bit confused about exactly how HP�s sale on their Touchpad Tablets will go down today. Here�s what we know � and how you can improve your chances of getting one.

Think digital information isn't a physical element? Think again. Berkeley professor John D. Kubiatowicz has proven that a Kindle loaded with digital content actually weighs more than an empty Kindle.

Who would have thought that an artificial limb could be designed to be aesthetically appealing? Japanese designer Shunji Yamanaka crafts prosthetic limbs specifically designed to suit the female physique.

Ever feel uncomfortable going to the doctor for regular breast cancer exams? Well, Japan's Nihon University could have a solution.