All from the lazy comfort of your home office, where coffee isn't overpriced.
It’s a stunning image, but it’s actually computer generated. And there’s still some confusion over who first created it.
It'll even save your hands from dirt-scraping.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved an injectable pacemaker that doesn’t require wired leads, which often lead to complications.
Watching a flamethrower back in slow motion looks more like a dragon made of fire. Read More >>
Venezuela relies heavily on hydroelectric power generation but has been suffering from a long and heavy drought. Now it’s taking desperate action.
Given how congested urban Chinese roads can be, this is going to be a tough challenge.
Do you dream of wanking on your sofa in surround sound as the dull blue glow on your giant 4K television fills your eyes with flesh? Today is your day my horny friend.
Can it really compete with Oculus Rift and HTC Vive? Having just tried it, I can safely say: Hell yes.
Not even Forrest Gump could stand up to this table tennis ball gatling gun, courtesy of projectile mad man genius Joerg Sprave. Read More >>
As if the Great Barrier Reef needed more terrible news, the Queensland government issued permits this week for a controversial new coal mine that marine biologists fear could choke out portions of the reef with pollution.
Hardcore Henry is the world’s first fully first-person action movie, in which the audience sees from the point of view of the main character. That’s a simple idea, but making it happen was insanely complicated—and dangerous. Here's how its creators pulled it off.
Hasn’t gone public, so we can’t glare at/curse/hunt them down yet.
Silly, yes—but also oddly compelling, especially if you have children.
Ooooh, look at its insides.
