Ikea doesn't need to draw up faux-retro designs based on the past; it can just re-issue its own originals. And that is what its doing, by reissuing dozens of designs from the 1950's and '60s.
Google's internet balloons have got many thinking aliens are visiting. Naturally most of the claims come from the US.
This new approach to flash storage is not coming to the iPhone any time soon, though.
No, really. This LaserWatch has a 1,500-milliwatt laser built into it powerful enough to pop balloons and light matches.
The potential service has been rumoured before, but the New York Post is saying it's official.
A new Mega Drive book has unearthed rare sketches of Sega's VR plans. But whatever happened to IDEO's Oculus Rift forerunner?
A Liverpool teenager has been brought in for questioning in relation to a Europe-wide operation to take down a computer hacking ring.
Insurer More Than has signed up Prowse, the physical presence of Darth Vader, to star in its latest series of adverts.
Click through to listen to a two-second recording from the comet-lander Philae, as it bounced on comet 67P. It is more scientifically interesting than you might think.
Strava average speed stats ruined by need to push over new bridge.
Today's imagination exercise.
The Airbus A380 needs a full maintenance check-up now and then. It's fascinating to watch – see it all here.
This radar image of Tokyo was acquired by the European Space Agency's Sentinel-1A satellite earlier this year. The data is so accurate that it can monitor ground movements down to a few millimetres, which helps urban planners know where they can and can't build.
Watch those "Learn French in five minutes" YouTube videos while under the sea on the Eurostar.
iOS or Android? 8-inches or 10-inches? Mind control or holographic visuals? Have your say.
Plus a pair of funky House of Marley headphones, half-price – only £49.99.
