TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — Arizona State University researchers are developing a blood test that can detect certain diseases in minutes using a single drop of blood. ASU associate professor Chao Wang and ...

A GizmoSlip drop test encased the iPhone 17 Air in a watermelon and tossed it from 250 feet, resulting in a shattered back and a seemingly dead display. Surprisingly, the phone may still have some ...

Apple's thin and light iPhone Air is built with a durable titanium frame, and as we've seen demonstrated, it is highly resistant to bending even though it's only 5.6mm thick. Less has been shared ...

The iPhone 17 and iPhone Air feature design improvements that should make the handsets more durable than their predecessors, with Apple focusing on this during the launch event a few weeks ago. The ...

A drop test pitting the aluminum iPhone 17 Pro Max against the titanium Galaxy S25 Ultra ended in a surprising tie. The tests revealed that while the iPhone’s softer aluminum is more prone to dents, ...

The Nation's Report Card was released for 12th grade math and reading, along with 8th grade science. Scores dipped across the board, following a decade long decline. The nation's 12th graders got a ...

Protecting your smartphone doesn’t have to cost a fortune, but not all phone cases are created equal.In a 20-foot drop test onto concrete, the $99.99 OtterBox case failed to prevent the phone from ...

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'Tis the season for festive engineering! This year, I decided to put my finite element analysis skills work on a seasonal icon: the candy cane. We all know the perils that follow once you see your ...