Three new iPad-only creative apps are here from Adobe. There are two drafting and sketching apps that are partnered with some neat hardware, and a robust photo editing app called Photoshop Mix.
The kids of today don't know how lucky they are.
Nuclear cores are obviously shielded from radiation, meaning conventional X-Rays can't pass through to show use what's inside. Fortunately Muon particles can penetrate the shielding.
An able bodied person might be able to feel every little scratch and bump they receive, but what if you have no feeling in certain areas of the body? Fortunately these clothes can indicate potential injuries with ease.
I can guarantee this will work perfectly, and nobody will ever abuse this feature in anyway.
It might look like a monstrosity of human engineering, but without the LTV XC-142 we might but have had the tilt-wing aircraft we use today.
Ikea is trying to shut down a fansite dedicated to finding alternative uses for their products. Here are some of the best thing Ikea apparently don't want you to know about.
Now that we know everything there is to know about the Amazon's Fire Phone, how does it compare to the competition?
Chris McVeigh is a photographer who has a passion for Lego, some which are recreations of classic computers and games consoles. Here are a few of those.
It's a plan coming from a British architecture firm, and they want it to be as green as possible. Apparently this was the best way to do it, short of painting the building.
It's official, the Amazon Fire will indeed be a 3D phone. It also has gesture control.
You can throw your antiquated pressure gauge away because there's now an app called BallTune to sort you out.
Bezos hasn't said anything quite yet, but listings on Amazon say that the new Fire Phone will be a standard $200 (£117) (for a 32GB) on contract from AT&T in the US.
It's a bit like Amazon's Dash service. You know, the one that still hasn't been released outside of North America yet.
Now your grandparents can ask for technical advice from someone who's be paid to help.
Never again will you have to delete photos to free up space.
