Rutger Hauer on Blade Runner, Its Sequel and His Return to Sci-Fi with Alien: Out of Shadows
I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe. Like Rutger Hauer peeling a satsuma with one hand.
I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe. Like Rutger Hauer peeling a satsuma with one hand.
The quest for immortality has a long history in futurist circles. What if you could jump from body to body, complete with the same thoughts, the same memories, the same personality as before?
The most interesting Oculus-related E3 takeaway was that you probably shouldn’t expect to walk around in VR very much, even if you buy a HTC Vive. Sour grapes? You decide.
Field of view rears its ugly head.
If we don’t do something about climate change, humanity is screwed. But do what? One bioethicist has a radical idea: Re-engineer humans for a better planet.
I talked with Garland about his childhood expectations for the future, why people don’t seem to care about the Snowden leaks, and whether Ray Kurzweil is full of shit.
For the first time, two albino spider monkeys have appeared in the wild. Danny Schmidt captured the first photos and videos of them; we asked him to explain why the ghost monkeys spell doom for their eco system.
Project Morpheus's dynamic development duo, Shuhei Yoshida and Richard Marks, discuss the state of virtual play with Giz UK.
The death of a close friend rocked Chris Sypolt's world. So, he did what any logical 44 year old would do and set out on an an 80-day, round the world trip. It was the first time he'd ever left the US.
For nearly 50 years, Gore-Tex has defined rainwear. But now, thanks to an innovative new process that builds water resistance straight into any item of clothing, Voormi is aiming to end that domination.
CES 2015: We grilled Qualcomm's wearables boss about our sensor-equipped future.