Next-Gen Gorilla Glass Wants to Save Your Phone From Fateful Drops
Corning says its Gorilla Glass class of 2015 will save your phone by surviving 80 per cent of falls.
Corning says its Gorilla Glass class of 2015 will save your phone by surviving 80 per cent of falls.
Have you got an idea for this generation's spork in your head?
Or you could just re-read Harry Potter.
Stuff We Instinctively Know But Ignore Because We Can't See Or Feel The Effects Instantly.
Jaunt's app allows you to experience what it was like to be on stage with Paul as he performs Live and Let Die.
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You can recreate Indiana Jones's goriest scene with this great candle. This Major Toht is, of course, made of wax, so doesn't disintegrate quite as quickly as in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
"One last SSH session before I retire."
American Department of Justice chief James Cole told a room full of Apple captains that their security tools would cause the death of a youth.
Can put the money it's saving into rebooting Spider-Man again.
Ikea has announced its largest investment in renewables ever: the acquisition of a massive wind farm in Texas.
GT Advanced's Sapphire screen tech was pretty much unusable.
Motorola's new smart fob is here to save the lost-keys day. Just don't lose your phone as well.
Huawei will work alongside Russian network operator MegaFon.
Sanford Uni and DARPA simulate the little lizard's sticky grip with silicone.
