A New Facebook Camera App Won't Win Anyone Back
People aren’t sharing as much about their personal lives as they used to, so the company is reportedly hoping the launch of a new camera app will help solve that problem. It won't.
People aren’t sharing as much about their personal lives as they used to, so the company is reportedly hoping the launch of a new camera app will help solve that problem. It won't.
It’s been thirty years since the Chernobyl disaster and radiation levels in plants seemed to have died down. So why are levels of radiation in milk still peaking?
Water’s just plain old water, right? Not when you trap it inside a tiny channel, it seems.
Better luck next time?
In-depth chat and excited speculation is coming. Enter and discuss, Giz UKers.
This crazy fool drove his 'hoverboard' right to the very edge of a skyscraper. What an absolutely idiotic thing to do... Read More >>
“Your happiness has no price. It cannot be bought and sold: it is not an application you download on a mobile phone."
Three of the world’s most troubling crop diseases were just hit with three new disease-resistant crops varieties, thanks to genetic modification.
While it didn’t lack for action, this one also told us a lot more about the relationships and backstories that will make up the emotional bits of this movie.
Take 160 Logitech gaming keyboards with illuminated keys. Assemble them into a wall. Add a sprinkling of extra electronics and code. And, voila, you have a giant 8-bit display. Read more >>
Word Flow sounds like good idea — but does it actually work? We took the app for a spin.
There's a new browser in town and it has some features worth sitting up and take notice of.
Adds that Level 4 autonomous cars should be out by 2020.
When making his mesmerising “blooms” Edmark wants people to say “wow, how’s that possible?” In this lovely little clip, he explains how it all works.
These cutting edge observations have been over 1000 years in the making.
