The people at Liquipel have designed a coating that when applied in their machine will waterproof any electronic device with a coating.  The coating is breathable, which means that air can travel through the coating but water molecules cannot so you don't have to worry about your device overheating.  This will change the fragility of electronics around water like rain or accidental drops in puddles.  But is that a good thing?  With this technology people may not be as careful with their electronics and may be more prone to drops.

   What will this do to the case market?  People will most likely still buy a case to protect against drops but will not be looking to the new waterproof case from Lifecase.  Instead people will be able to purchase a small sleek case for minor drops and have the Liquipel coating to protect against water damage and still maintain that slim profile.

  You can send out your iPhone to the company and get the service done.  The main package cost $59.00 and can be purchased here www.liquipel.com.  Check out the video's below

     Two researchers at Sandia's National Laboratories have created a self guided bullet that looks much like a dart but is fired from a gun and can hit a target up to a mile away.  The bullet uses laser guided technology that will find a laser beam and track to that target.  Check out the video below and don'f forget to share on facebook.