Even though the mission never made it to the moon, the Apollo 13 astronauts and crew are still considered heroes for getting back to earth safely. So of course they deserve to be immortalised as Lego minifigs. Read More >>
Forget about ISO settings, shutter speed or lens choice — and be a bit silly instead.
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Samsung debuts two new tabs Chrome gets a big upgrade, and AMD lets slip Windows 10’s release date. It's BitStream time, folks.
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There’s no shortage of fancy lamps on crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter, but the Lunaluxx looks like it truly brings something unique and innovative to the table: it uses a small floating disk that glows brilliantly when hit with an invisible blue LED from underneath. Read more >
Designers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology clearly don't get on with flatpack furniture.
Kickstarter told Aaron Schlechter he had to make a book about naming dogs instead, so he realised there was only one course of action: Buy Kickstarter.
First Karl Lagerfeld, now Mrs Jay-Z – is Apple keeping back the good stuff for 'slebs?
The new DM feature has the potential to cause you some problems, so follow these steps to make sure you're protected against an influx of crap.
Or should we let the new wave of app-based freelancers kill them off in the name of progress?
Living in space provides an overwhelming series of aesthetic joys, from whether it’s the view of Earth from above the aurora borealis — but even a simple reflection can look amazing, too. Read more >
What can you buy right now to mentally smarten up your home?
We visit an unassuming shed in upstate New York where sparks fly, fires breathe, and slabs of steel are fashioned into capable killing machines – all under the watchful eye of 58-year-old blacksmith John Lundemo.
Unexpected wrap of ecstasy in bagging area.
