Monthly Archives: July 2015

3D bone printing project in China to enter animal testing stage

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3D bone printing project in China to enter animal testing stage
While many biomedical 3D printed applications involve surgical models or titanium implants, a team of scientists in China is already taking a biomedical project to the next level. The team has been very successful in 3D printing bones from bone powder and a biological glue and are now ready to enter an animal testing stage.

July 17, 2015 at 01:00PM
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Frozen Carbon Monoxide in Pluto’s ‘Heart’

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Peering closely at the “heart of Pluto,” in the western half of what mission scientists have informally named Tombaugh Regio (Tombaugh Region), New Horizons’ Ralph instrument revealed evidence of carbon monoxide ice. The contours indicate that the concentration of frozen carbon monoxide increases towards the center of the “bull’s eye.” via NASA http://ift.tt/1fb6Vlr

Your Survival Guide to the Marketing Revolution.

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Business communication is in upheaval—sales, marketing, B2B, B2C, all of it. Fairly recent technologies now feel antiquated, and older ones seem ancient. Newspapers, the radio, TV and now even the internet alone won’t help you. Channels of communication have been blown to seemingly infinite fragments. We’ve got good news and

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Exclusive: Google will soon let you have custom Gmail address for $2 per month

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It seems Google is ready to launch a new custom Gmail address feature for standard Gmail users. While it has been possible for Gmail for work users to have a you@yourcompany.com address, if you are a standard Gmail users you would pretty much be stuck with the standard you@gmail.com address forever.

With this new feature, however, you would be able to switch to a you@youraddress.com email address for your standard Gmail account by paying a small fee of $2 per month. For that all you get is the address with nothing extra but if that's all you wanted this might be a small price to pay for that over the more expensive Gmail for work plans.

The option you see above in the screenshot appeared randomly next to the email on Gmail website. Clicking the 'Get started' button on the $2 plan opened another popup which asked for details such as if you have an existing domain or not (unfortunately, we don't have a screenshot of that). The popup also informed that the service is not yet available and will be coming in future. Unfortunately, the option has since disappeared from the Gmail website.

We are not sure as of yet when the service will start rolling out to everyone. It seems for now Google is still gauging user interest by selectively showing it to…

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