The Razer Clio wireless speaker is available for preorder now through Razer’s online store for $229.99 with shipping expected ...

Scientists have mapped the 3-D structure of the human sweet taste receptor, the molecular machine that allows us to taste sweet things. This could lead to the discovery of new regulators of the ...

Cryo-EM map of the human sweet taste receptor (blue and green) changing shape as it binds a molecule that tastes sweet (red and green).

The tongue has lots of small spots or dots on it for taste and sensation. If spots are an unusual color or cause irritation, they may indicate an infection, past injury, or other condition.

Working from home or in the office comes with its own set of distractions, but your mouse shouldn't be one of them. A silent mouse lets you click, scroll, and work without the constant tapping sound.

It employs an array of electrochemical sensors capable of measuring multiple analytes under the skin, such as lactate and ketones, without requiring introducer needles or tapping into subcutaneous ...

It's a wireless gaming mouse with a simple feature set but it's packed with Razer's very latest sensor and wireless tech. This means it offers class-matching performance yet it costs a third of ...

It has a sharp sensor, is ultralight, and although I've never actually met anyone who's used up all the clicks in a mouse's lifecycle, Razer says it'll last three times longer than the Logitech G ...

CORVALLIS — The road was long, painful and uncertain. But Makiya Tongue is back on the field for Oregon State football this spring. In September 2023, on a special teams play against San Diego ...

Your eyes aren’t deceiving you, as much as you wish they were: There’s a mouse in your house. Suddenly, you might find yourself screaming, saying choice words or frantically running around. You don’t ...

At least that’s what I think. The mouse is ascetic and hasn’t changed at all in appearance, if we compare it to the first version. But they updated the hardware, replaced the battery, sensors, sensors ...