Are you one of those people who sits on a sofa and thinks: 'You know what would make this better? Hurtling at high speeds before being turned upside-down with a stomach filled with congealed cheese and the sound of screaming'?
Your very own Wall-E? It may not be too futuristic a prospect if Intel has anything to do with it. The company just showed off a DIY kit at the Code Conference that will let you 3D-print your very own robot for around $1,600/£1,000.
Networks should tell us before our contracts end, letting us switch to cheaper deals. Because they're nice like that in a fantasy world.
Can we get one that doesn't have a weird bump on the back this time?
70 per cent of people who work for Google in the US are men, doing men's work, for the betterment of menkind.
The sky is blue, water is wet, and the digital world is orientated in landscape view. But almost 30 years ago, that last truth wasn't exactly self-evident. Back then, Apple and others were experimenting with vertically orientated computers. And it made more sense than you might think.
See what that watch display thing from Google looks like, seeing as you'll probably never actually buy one.
Is your black ink running out? Lets rephrase that -- do you ever have any black ink left?
Watch the watch dogs watching you watch the screen in a billion colours.
The much anticipated interview between Brian Williams and Edward Snowden aired on Wednesday night. It's interesting. It's also revealing in a nuanced way, bringing flashbacks to 9/11 and vignettes of this past year's worth of NSA revelations. Most of all, though, it's a rare peek into the whistleblower's mind.
The ink on the Beats / Apple partnership contract may still be drying, but Beats co-founder Jimmy Iovine hasn't been mincing his words when it comes to what he thinks of Apple's Earpod Earphones.
Not happy with your internet speeds? There's a simple solution: just move to the Moon. Researchers just beamed Wi-Fi there, and the connection is probably faster than anything you've got in your neighbourhood.
It's official, Apple's dropping £1.7 billion on a headphone empire. But more than a blockbuster headphone brand and a promising streaming music service, Apple is getting two of the smartest music and entertainment minds in the world. Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine work for Apple now, and that's a potentially revolutionary combination.
I'm all for people risking their lives and getting a thrill out of jumping from anywhere in the world. But I'm not a fan of people who get their dog along for the ride. As fun as it may look, I'm pretty sure the dog—who doesn't understand what the hell is going on—is not a fan of it either, even while he looks calm.
Apple's move to buy Beats for $3 billion (£1.7 billion) is a big deal, and not just because it's the biggest acquisition in the company's history. But for Monster's Noel and Kevin Lee, the original brains behind Beats, all it means is extra salt in the wound.
As the post-conflict cleanup from the first Iraq War demonstrated, oil well fires are nearly impossible to put out without taking extraordinary measures. Luckily, this extreme measure is both super effective and totally badass.
