For devoted skiers, there's nothing quite like finding a slope covered in a blanket of fresh snow. And with Helly Hansen's First Tracks alarm clock app, they'll have a better chance at being the first on the mountain after an overnight snowfall since it automatically wakes you up earlier if there's fresh powder to be enjoyed.
In many respects, YouTube is still about watching people fail in spectacular ways and injure themselves. But it turns out there's serious scientific research into the faceplant video.
I'm starting to think that yammering on about plans to resurrect Stargate and Independence Day is the only thing that's keeping Roland Emmerich alive. He's announced a Stargate reboot AGAIN.
You can go ahead and add the car to your list of things you own that might get hacked. While it's not easy to accomplish, this video will explain how it could be done.
We've seen many teardowns of new tech in the past, and more recently devices seemed to have been getting more and more awkward to fix. Fortunately, LG's recently unveiled G3 is not one of those devices. In fact it's surprising how easy it is to fix.
Bzzz. Bzzzzzzz. Bzzzz. That's the sound of a house fly slowly driving you insane, but it's music to the ears of a team of computer scientists and entomologists at UC Riverside. These meticulous folks came up with a way to collect data on insects by tracking the distinct melodies of their wings in flight.
Reports are coming out of Taiwan that the phone giant is developing a smartwatch of its own: the 'HTC One Wear'.
May has come and gone, but as we look forwards into the misty waters of June there should be just one thing on our minds -- what were the best apps May had to offer?
Controlling your phone via the touchscreen is very much last year's tech. With this awesome case, you will be able to control your iPhone with the touchscreen and the area around it,
If you've ever realised how much potential a box of dry pasta has as a shakeable instrument, you'll immediately understand why Lorenzo Bravi's Hit the Beat drum machine is so wonderful.
Last year's laser violin was the first re-imagined stringed instrument that didn't actually have any strings. And not to be outdone in the orchestra pit of the future, this year it's the cello's turn to get a fancy stringless upgrade.
Once again, North Korea has positioned itself at the forefront of some of the greatest state-of-the-art, trailblazing, pseudo-scientific delusions the world has ever known. This time, in the form of a fungus-based sports drink.
The loss of a leg can stymie the pursuit of adventurous outdoor sports for many—but not if Brooklyn-based designer Kai Lin has anything to do with it.
Do you fancy a plate of mashed up food? No? Well imagine if you had no other choice but to eat mashed food all the time. Fortunately, the pseudo-magic of 3D printing is coming to the rescue.
The Boeing RC-135 is the most effective American spyplane you've never heard of. It's the John Paul Jones to the SR-71's Robert Plant—a quiet workhorse that has flown over countless US missions while providing vital, real-time signals intelligence.
Fancy recycling your old wine bottles into a light source, but don't want to deal with icky candle wax? Allow us to show you the way.
