As mobile devices compatible with electronic books such as tablet devices and smartphones become popular, a method called "self-catering" that cuts and scans a book on hand is gathering attention.

Paper solved those problems. It’s light and foldable. It’s less expensive to produce. To make a little silk, people must ...

That one kitchen tool you dread cleaning doesn't stand a chance against this easy hack. All you need is something already ...

Any way you slice it, a paper cut is painful. Magazines, letters and books harbor a devious potential for minor self-induced agony. But other types of paper — like thin tissue paper or the thicker ...

Cutting edge: A 3D-printed “papermachete” based on the experimental findings could cut through apple, banana peel, cucumber and even chicken (courtesy: S. Arnbjerg-Nielsen, M. Biviano & K. Jensen, ...