London Might Be Getting a Concert Venue Shaped Like a Giant Golf Ball
London's already got a gherkin and a cheesegrater. How about a golf ball?
London's already got a gherkin and a cheesegrater. How about a golf ball?
"Drinking three of these might turn you into an arsehole."
There's clearly a Lego smuggle going down.
Not content with simply allowing users to choose where to crop their photos for the image preview, Twitter has been hard at work creating a program that can guess where you're most likely to look first.
May 9th marks the end of a somewhat disappointing 2-year stint for the experimental social network, as Nintendo continue to phase out all things Mii.
After going through bankruptcy and generally mismanaging his money, Fiddy has now stumbled upon a forgotten stash of 700 BTC.
There are easily three or four days a year when the sun shines and you get to see some greenery.
A partial human jawbone fossil found in Israel is causing scientists to reconsider what they thought they knew about early humans.
The US Air Force has said it’s not going to dismiss the rocket company’s right to vie for military contracts.
A new study explores a crucial element of the predator-prey relationship: the level of athleticism required by animals to survive.
At the moment it seems the project, called Chronicle, is relying on its Google connection in order to stand out from the AI-assisted cybersecurity cloud.
From the ground, these “murmurating” starlings look absolutely hypnotic. Now imagine how this falcon must feel as it tries to snatch one for a quick meal.
There’s a troubling irony in finding security vulnerabilities in these personal safety devices.
The findings suggest that a toxic workplace environment is often sustained through a vicious cycle.
Starting in the next few days, users will be able to mute ads from specific advertisers for 90 days.