What You Really Use Your Smartphone For
Your smartphone has so much promise: loads of computational power and masses of smart software. But all you really do with it is play Temple Run on the toilet and drunkenly flip through Tinder.
Your smartphone has so much promise: loads of computational power and masses of smart software. But all you really do with it is play Temple Run on the toilet and drunkenly flip through Tinder.
It's not long since Rosetta reached Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, but European Space Agency scientists have already been working out where its Philae lander may be able to touch down.
A team of researchers has discovered over 500 bubbling methane vents just off the east coast of the US that are releasing the gas, too.
Given the myriad ways we now all have of sending digital messages, it can be difficult to to choose the most appropriate. So why not follow the simple guide?
This thing looks good enough to fall in love with.
The padded harness lets you mount a GoPro on your dog's belly and back, and is adjustable to fit dogs from 7kg to 54kg.
They say don't use a cash machine that looks suspicious, but it's getting much harder to notice.
The research is still in its early stages so, for now, ketchup still needs its beauty sleep.
People that know about quantum mechanics tend to talk about it very breezily, leaving us mortals behind. Be left behind no longer, by watching this video.
Wait, is that... human bones on Mars? Not quite, conspiracy theorists: in fact it's just a rock that happens to look a little bit like a femur thigh bone. It was snapped by the Mars rover Curiosity using its MastCam. [NASA]
Distracted easily? I have no idea what you're ta–––––––ooh look a squirrel!
While it looks like a piece of footwear from the future, it is in fact a homage to furniture from the past.
A Reuters report states that Apple suppliers are "scrambling to get enough screens ready" for the new phone as a last-minute redesign has disrupted production.
This astronaut Alexander Gerst as he guides in the Automated Transfer Vehicle 5 to dock with the ISS. In his hand? A simple plastic ruler. Someone aboard the ISS must manually check the approach speed of the cargo vessel to ensure its safe docking. That check involves holding a clear plastic ruler to a display to check the speed.
If you thought that the depletion of the ozone layer was a problem confined to the '90s, think again.
A large number of Reddit users think that he should store porn on it, surprisingly.
