We all know the telltale hum of a computer's fan kicking on, or the barely-there buzz of fluorescent lights. But even the most whisper-quiet devices are singing their little songs of daily life; you just can't hear them. At least not without some help. Read More >>
Featured comment by MarkusDarkus:
"Not true. Most of those sounds I can hear when it's really quiet. like using a lappy at nite or resting the phone on my head on the quiet part of a la..." More »
Apple can't seem to keep its new phones under wraps to save its life: there are leaked images; phones left in bars -- you name it, and an Apple employee has done it. So how the hell did Samsung keep the SIII a secret? Read More >>
Featured comment by Djdat:
"Easy question really, They produce their own components. Might be third party casing or batteries but the rest of it is all theirs. Therefore no one o..." More »
Android is awesome and powerful, but it has, shall we say, a learning curve. That scares some people away. After all, iOS is so intuitive that babies can use it. Literally. But you're not a baby. Read More >>
Featured comment by 143lsb:
"If you want, I can take it off your hands for you. Since you clearly can't get into it. Just think of it as a charitable donation to your local neighb..." More »
The Easter egg—as in a hidden surprise or in-joke, not the chocolate treat—can be dated back to the last Russian imperial family who gifted people with jewel-encrusted Fabergé eggs containing additional surprises tucked away inside. Read More >>
When Giotto—considered the first artist of the Renaissance—painted this fresco at the Basilica of San Francesco d'Assisi in 1290, he hid something in plain view. It took 721 years and some close up photographies for someone to see it. Read More >>
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