In a new trailer released today at NYC's Comic-Con, we get to see more of the action, backdropped by epic San Fransokyo views and superhero suits that were inspired by visits to real-life robotics labs.
An image that showed up on TaoBao (basically Chinese Ebay) says that sucker will pack a mammoth 3,900 mAh battery. That is a lot of power.
You could use an app, or look out of the window, but where's the fun in that?
Apple better have a backup plan for the sapphire screens on its upcoming Apple Watch.
Millions of years ago it may've paid to not get too close to Camarasaurus—but now, scientists have used computing power to create an incredibly detailed model of its skull and muscles for you to inspect.
Tony Stark and Bruce Wayne would feel at home inside DARPA's GXV-T missile-dodging superbuggy.
Sony just announced something called PlayStation Experience, a two-day community event that will be held for the first time in Las Vegas this December.
The History Channel produced this 'mockumentary' The Great Martian War, which is very well made.
It's similar to the Gear VR by Samsung and Oculus, except at €99 (£77.94), it's cheaper.
Golden shower, anyone?
This surprising turn can be explained by quirks electrical grids.
Every last aspect of this thing would have been a total and utter disaster.
ET, Hollywood's most iconic alien, could have looked very, very different, as these blueprint concept sketches for Spielberg's alien invader show.
If the leak is real, there is likely an ample amount of child pornography there -- Snapchat's userbase skews heavily underage.
Time travel is possible — or at least a lot of serious physicists say so.
It's the smoking equivalent of in-app purchases.
