This is the Tesla Suit. It purports to offer full-body virtual reality immersion by surrounding the user with visuals, while also allowing them to 'feel' sensations in the VR space. Read more >>
Able Seaman William McNeilly is being sought by the British Royal Navy after he leaked an 18-page report called “The Secret Nuclear Threat”.
If you want the consumer Oculus Rift to play nice with your Mac, you'll have to wait.
Cornwall still running on Windows XP, too.
The topsy-turvy tower is part of this year's London Design Festival.
US airliner United has upped its security measures in light of the possible hack.
The famous ringed doughnut of secrecy that houses our GCHQ spy overlords has gone all rainbow coloured for a short while, to highlight the fact that yesterday was the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia. Read more >>
Firefighting and policing are beaten to the top of the chart by professions that are rather unexpected.
Legal weed in the States is producing all sorts of new concoctions.
People were watching YouTube videos on blogs, news sites and social media—everywhere but YouTube. That meant it was bringing in less money than Netflix, despite having 20 times more users. Something had to be done.
Danny Boyle's long-in-development Steve Jobs film is finally on its way.
Hearts are too valuable to risk—which is why the NSF announced Friday that it would be funnelling millions of pounds into a new effort to develop virtual hearts for medical device development and testing.
Wooden bikes may be beautiful, but they’re also a tad impractical. Nevertheless, there may be unexpected value in wooden bike frames.
You don’t have to tell me you were wondering what happens when you dunk an apple in liquid nitrogen and smash it with a 37kg weight. So were we.
Combustion of fuel is usually hidden from sight inside that big hunk of metal called an engine, but Huib Vissier saw something beautiful in this process. That's why he built a simple two-stroke engine that showcases combustion rather than concealing it. Read More >>
Roughly 3.3 billion years ago, Earth’s was plunged into an unimaginable hell, when a series of massive asteroids smashed into the young planet, vaporising the oceans and scorching the skies.
