You Can Really Make Your Kindle Lighter by Uninstalling Books
Data has a heft to it.
Data has a heft to it.
A web version of Photoshop that allows impressive image-editing capability without installing software has been shown-off by Adobe.
Google is taking us where no Street View camera has taken us before: into the Arabian desert on the back of a 10-year-old camel, named Raffia.
Who you gonna call?
But only in limited quantities, so get queueing now.
A giant Moto X-inspired Nexus 6 from Google should be coming soon, but new leaks appear to confirm the new Droid Turbo with buckets of smartphone engineering from Motorola.
So, what are the most likely contenders?
"We do not currently have plans to integrate with HealthKit", reveals Fitbit. Despite the company being mentioned in Apple's original HealthKit presentation.
Next year is the 800th anniversary of sealing the Magna Carta, and to prepare for the milestone, British Library conservationists used multispectral imaging to save parts of the text thought to be lost.
In fact a seven year old was the one who inspired the concept. I just wish they shipped to the UK.
Not how to destroy an entire planet, but how humans are able to create a star—with the help of a laser tuned to 589.2 nanometres wavelength.
Another budget flagship Android phone, this one with two big-ass cameras.
I'm a 26-year-old from Montreal, a 27-year-old in Vegas, and a retiree with a penchant for photography – or at least that it what my browser would have you think.
One M8 maker unveils a periscope-shaped, one-button snapper that it "hopes to see in the Apple Store".
After testing Orange's age-prediction software on ourselves, we decided to see how it fared with pictures of celebrities from 20 years ago. The results are as horrifying as you might expect.
LEDs can reproduce any colour you like, but why manually dial if you can just sample colours automatically? Instant mood lighting.
