It goes without saying, but don't trust everything you see on the Internet: a study into 100,000 Instagram #nofilter photos revealed that 11 per cent of au naturel selfie snappers actually were using filters. Posers.
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A lot of tabletop vapes these days place more emphasis on maintaining hyper-precise temperature gradients than in providing a relaxing and enjoyable user experience. Not so the Cloud Evo.
The search of habitable planets is intensifying; with it come questions about whether we're looking for the exoplanets the right way.
Sandman enters after oxygen deprivation kicks in. Don't expect any encores.
Despite four-and-a-half decades and amazing leaps in technology, to date only 11 people walked on the moon since Armstrong in 1969.
William Kass creates weird images in which toys surf along lettuce leaves and sunbathe on oranges.
Samsung recently commissioned an independent inspection of 100 of its suppliers in China. Surprise: their working conditions are still dreadful.
The Walkman turns 35 years old today, and was a musical buddy for millions.
This ridiculously short teaser trailer gives us our first look at Mr Capaldi's Doctor in action, in which he asks that young woman he always hangs around with if he's a good man or not.
Already bored with Yo but eager to experiment with a copycat app using the popularity of a prestige drama as its hook?
At least this time, Facebook might not be entirely in the wrong.
This camera from Edinburgh's Heriot Watt University captures video so fast that you can actually watch individual photons move across a room.
Just in time for holiday season, giving us all more cash to spend on novelty fridge magnets and knock-off Beats headphones.
Smartphone manufacturer product update timelines now as predictable as sun rises, tides and seasons.
