Facebook has announced than an update to its iPad app includes the functionality for playing games. It's already launched in the US, and it probably won't be long before it's released here as well.
Progress has been made with the British car that hopes to set a new land speed record, as we found on a recent visit to Bristol.
BlackBerry has formed an alliance with Amazon in order to bring the shopping giant's Android Appstore to BlackBerry devices.
This five-minute snippet breaks down what the histogram actually is, how to read one, and what it means for your photography.
Thanks to a plethora of optical illusions rendered in the real world, OK Go's new video is a mind-bending treat.
Brace yourself for some complete rubbish involving things people on the internet believe to be funny, such as horses, cats etc.
Apple has just introduced a new, cheaper iMac model. From today, £899 will buy Cook & Co.'s CHEAPEST all-in-one super-slim desktop.
Digital Foundry spliced together footage from last year's GTA 5 promos and the ones made to reveal the newest iterations of Rockstar's hit game.
Here's one: WYLABOCTGWTR. That string of characters evidently means: "Would you like a bowl of cream to go with that remark?"
You need to be doing something more important than downloading all four seasons of Game of Thrones on this fast set of fibre optic cables.
Believe it or not, but our Shooting Challenge has just turned two. To celebrate the occasion, we are mixing things up for the next four weeks with a new style of photography competition.
Apparent pings from the plane's flight recorders are now deemed to have been a false alarm.
Google's adding the ability to make a Hangouts call directly to phone numbers that show up in your search results. Click on the number, and Google will connect you.
With a flick of the wrist, and repeating a correct spell, they can be used to trigger animated characters, sounds, and lights around the attraction.
LG may be about to score a big result with its forthcoming G Watch, with the wearable seen briefly in a listing on the German Google Play shop.
Turn our (surprisingly) green London into a national park, says a bunch of environmentalists. Cut down on your pork life and get some exercise!
