Uber's launched a service specifically for disabled customers in London, called uberASSIST. It caters to blind people, as well as users with wheelchairs, walking frames and scooters.
Does this innocuous little wearable have all the bells and whistles of smartwatch or even a Fitbit for that matter? No, not really. But if you want something subdued yet functional, the Shine is a good choice.
Researchers at Dartmouth have now shown through 3D modeling that Oswald’s posture in the photo is perfectly natural and unexceptional.
Is it just us, or is it pretty ugly?
You probably don't want to think about Christmas yet, but these seasonal cards which use static energy to stick to almost ANYTHING, have Christmas cheer and smarts to spare.
A strange star located 1,500 light-years from Earth is exhibiting strange flickering behaviour that’s leading some scientists to speculate that an alien megastructure stands in its path.
Do not refresh your browser. This is an architectural optical illusion that makes an entire building look like a bad Street View capture reloading over dialup.
It's worth remembering.
Its entire aquatic ecosystem is at risk.
If you weren’t lucky enough to land your dream job at a hip startup with free lunches and ping pong tables on every floor, Suck UK has your consolation prize with a set of three notebooks that double as a pair of paddles and a net for spontaneous table tennis matches.
They plan to make duplicates of the original seeds, before sending back another set of fail-safe boxes to Svalbard, in case of some other disaster.
Scrabble Typography 3rd Edition comes with a redesigned score pad, the standard accessories like 100 wooden letter tiles, four wooden tile racks, and a tile pouch, and a solid wooden storage box with a sliding cover.
In developing countries, an unbelievable 45 per cent of food goes bad because of a lack of cold storage.
We can expect a totally different kind of trick-or-treater this coming Halloween.
Let’s explore the milestones we’ve hit and the science we’ve accomplished while probing this hellish greenhouse sauna. Then we’ll discuss why it’s time to go back.
We're focusing on the African savanna.
