Horror films typically utilize horrifying visuals to evoke fears in an audience, though another tool filmmakers in the genre often utilize is a unique sound effect which can resonate with audiences ...

Physicist Helen Czerski explores the complex science behind familiar phenomena. Read more columns here. The woman sitting next to me on a plane clicked her tongue at something on her phone, ...

What if you could control your computer or smartphone with your tongue? You might think it’s a crazy idea, but it’s actually possible with a device called the MouthPad. It lets you move your tongue ...

Explore how the Hadzabe people and Ju'hoansi of southwestern Africa share unique clicking sounds in their languages. In Tanzania, the Hadzabe people communicate in part through an unusual vocabulary ...

Tongue clicking is a vital part of language for some southern African groups, such as the !Kung. And it could soon help paralysed people steer their wheelchairs. The key is an in-ear device that ...

It looks like we’re one step closer to becoming cyborgs with little chips implanted in our skulls. Researchers in Japan are currently developing the “Earclip wearable PC,” a tiny computer that clips ...