Kinderdijk: How the Dutch stay dry
PHeymont visits a famous land of windmills site and learns about the history of the technology that keeps the Netherlands from becoming Submarinelands.
Technology
UK sets a date for 3D scanners
UK's Transport Secretary says all major airports will have CT scanners within 3 years.
Hiking Watch Technology And Its Importance
Darren offers insights and information to help you choose the right hiking watch.
Skipping airplane mode could be costly
Skipping airplane mode isn't going to bring down an airplane, but it can seriously push your phone bill sky-high
London calling! (from the Tube)
It's a dream—or a nightmare—come true as London begins to turn on full wireless and mobile calling in its subways.
Delta testing free in-flight WiFi
Delta is beta-testing the free WiFi for all that its CEO promised in a speech last year.
7 Cool Gifts for Tech Savvy People
Looking for some high tech gift suggestions for your friends? Here are some excellent suggestions.
Will passengers be weighed like baggage?
No, not on a scale like these, but on pressure pads that could help reduce excess fuel costs and CO2 emissions.
GPS artists draw Elvis in Nashville
Intrepid cyclists with techno aids are drawing pictures across the map with their routes.
World's largest plane flies, but not for you
With a huge wingspan and six 747 engines, Stratolaunch is designed to launch satellites.
Winnipeg Airport gets self-driving snowplow
Otto, the first robotic runway snowplow, is ready for work at Winnipeg's Richardson International
Is there really a future for supersonic jets?
Believers persist in trying to develop a follow-up to the long-gone Concorde, but many believe the future of supersonic is only in corporate jets.
Boeing takes a look at the future
An old concept returns as a possible future design: the biplane. It's used in this concept study by Boeing and NASA.
FLIO app hits million, adds features
FLIO, one of PHeymont's long-time favorites now has a million users and a range of added features.
Boeing tests unmanned air taxi
Somewhere between Buck Rogers and an unmanned Uber, Boeing is testing an autonomous passenger vehicle.