The actual USS Enterprise model used on the show is, in reality, a 50-year-old creaker that has endured at least one misguided new paint job. This is how the Smithsonian is restoring it to its former glory.
Austrian filmmaker Andreas Sulzer claims to have found Hitler's 'largest secret weapons research facility' following information contained in US intelligence reports.
According to Nielsen SoundScan, vinyl sales hit 9.2 million, a 52 per cent jump from 2013 figures, and an all-time high for vinyl on SoundScan, which began tracking sales in 1991. Damn.
Not sure what mobile operating system to settle down and start a life with? The new Alcatel Pixi 3 doesn't know either, so it can run everything.
Wandering into any conversation about vitamins and other health supplements is wandering into a thicket of hyperbole and half-truths. We're here to cut through some of the bullshit.
Especially if it contains any instances of the word 'password'.
No, it's not just you; it looks like some of Microsoft's services are down right now. That includes Outlook, Hotmail, and Bing.
It's 2015! To celebrate let's rank the visions of this year that have appeared in science fiction.
A wonderful showcase of pareidolia: the human compulsion to find significant resemblances in inanimate objects.
More than anything, we saw experimentation on a huge scale—resulting in one of the most eventful and interesting years for UI and UX design in recent memory.
Newly declassified documents reveal the lengths UK government went to protect that nation's treasures.
I must be a masochist. I'm typing this whole review on a Bluetooth keyboard smaller than my two thumbs.
Nearly a year since the cryptocurrency vault went into liquidation, rumours surface around "internal system manipulation".
Couldn't bend its way out of sight of this spy shot.
We saw a lot of gadgets—perhaps too many—but good or bad, only a select few really mattered.
New study suggests that just a third of cancers can be attributed to lifestyle or heredity.
