Storing pictures on your camera may be light years different than it was ten or twenty years ago, but the process of creating the actual storage medium is just about as complicated as it used to be. We've got two videos for you: one showing how memory chips are made in 2011, and another showing how Kodak film was made in 1958.

This only works on mice so far, but researchers have discovered that altering a specific protein in the brain can pinpoint and delete traumatic memories on a molecular level.

Want something no one else has? This traditional Japanese hand-held fan — also known as a sensu — should do the trick. That's because it's also a USB memory stick that holds a whopping 16GB, which sounds pretty good for...

James Bond always has the coolest toys, and I can just picture a scenario where he defuses some deadly situation by downloading secret codes from the hidden flash drive in this watch. The 4 GB USB memory card slips...