Spending an afternoon drinking in the alley with your favourite neighbours is all well and good, but around the 8th bottle of Carling things might get hazy. The Intoxicase for iPhone not only tracks how many bevvies you've consumed, it will even crack you open a fresh one as well.
Planning to steal a Boeing 737 or an Airbus A320? Pranas Drulis at the Baltic Aviation Academy has got you covered: these videos show how to start up these planes from cold to ready to taxi, step by step.
Someone's found a, unreleased prototype phone in a bar again. This one's quite easy to identify, as it's covered in stickers and serial numbers and looks to have half its hardware features removed.
China's new fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV's) could reportedly find use as an autonomous, ship-launched defense against submarines. And, according to a paper published in the journal Advanced Materials Research, the UAV's will use genetic algorithms to spot the subs faster.
Sky Bet was pretty confident that no one had any idea what Apple's alleged iPad 3 would be like. Until floods of bets convinced it otherwise, so betting was suspended.
We've heard ridiculous things about the Nikon D4's low-light performance: In short, word was that you can basically take great photos in a cave. We didn't go spelunking, but we did put this £4,800 monster through its low light paces, and the results were even better than we'd hoped.
New reports regarding Sony's next PlayStation claim the complex Cell processor series that powered the PS3 could be for the chop, with Sony believed to be looking to simplify its next-gen machine to appease developers.
If you spend a lot of time in Photoshop, chances are you use — or would benefit from — a tablet instead of a mouse. Wacom's offerings tend to be some of the best, and their new Intuos5 range seems no exception.
When I think of flying robots, music doesn’t spring forth into my mind – it’s more rise-of-the-machines-type stuff sadly. Then again I don’t work in a robotics lab at the University of Pennsylvania – but I wish I did. The classic theme tune re-imagined is simply awesome.
The recently announced and very long-awaited Skype app for Windows Phone has one rather huge flaw -- it can't run in the background.
As Japan continues to rebuild after last year's devastating earthquake and tsunami, one company has developed an ingenious new method to protect homes from the shaking — let them ride it out on a cushion of air.
There aren’t many cars that make better bedroom poster fodder than Ferrari’s. The Italian supercar maker has just busted out the fastest Ferrari to date. The F12berlinetta packs a new generation, 6.3-litre 730HP V12 engine and a dual-clutch gear box straight out of F1 – this thing will be an absolute beast doing 0-62mph in just 3.1-freaking-seconds, and it doesn’t look half bad either.
Samsung has developed what they're touting as the world's first sensor that can capture both an RGB and range (or depth) image at the same time, granting Kinect-like gesture recognition capabilities to a host of devices.
Those hoping to make their mates green with envy by projecting their latest snaps of their glorious winter ski breaks on the wall while in the pub will be sorely disappointed. We’re going to have to wait till around July to get our grubby mitts on the Galaxy Beam for £385.
Even though you're only shooting with the crappy camera built into your smartphone, Photoshop CS6's new Blur Gallery will easily make it look like your shots came from an expensive DSLR.
