No doubt to help fend off the battering it gets from Greenpeace over its environmental credentials every few months, Apple has launched a new recycling scheme, easing the eco-pain of binning last year's iPhone for this year's iPhone.
My nerd dream came true: 1) Open your Terminal in Mac OS X or Windows or Linux or whatever the hell you are running your toaster on. 2) Type telnet miku.acm.uiuc.edu. 3. Enjoy an endless nyancat loop in glorious ASCII.
Virgin is about to tweak its broadband prices, to more accurately reflect the changes brought about by its surprisingly generous doubling of everyone's maximum connection speeds.
In Icons, the company responsible for the freaky-awesome Steve Jobs action figure, is stopping production because of legal threats from Apple and Jobs' family.
Patiently waiting for CyanogenMod’s release of version nine, Android 4.0? Desperate for a taste a little early on your stock Ice Cream Sandwich device? You can download and sideload the full release of Cyanogen’s Music app right now.
The USSR has a rather frightening history when it comes to photo manipulation. Over time they've decided to use their photo manipulation skills for good instead of, well, disappearing people.
Wikipedia’s going to join the blackout that’s been proposed for Wednesday this week in the US, as a protest to its much complained about Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA). Unfortunately that means the rest of the world gets screwed-over too, in something that frankly doesn’t affect us Brits.
Strokes and Parkinson's Disease can cause irreparable damage to your grey matter. However, one controversial experiment aims to replace the function of those damaged areas with neural microchips.
Many people have profited from the Titanic tragedy, but movies and touring exhibitions don't seem anywhere near as tacky as Romain Jerome's efforts. In addition to watches and pens, it's now releasing cufflinks made from metal recovered from the wreckage.
There were a handful of new home automation solutions at CES this year, including Belkin's WeMo, which was designed to be easy to install and use. But it's still no where near as simple as ZMote's new Bluetooth Smart Cord.
Ahead of Thursday's NYC education event, Ars Technica reports via a leak source that Apple plans to announce a simpler way for authors to create and publish ebooks as well as iBook's adoption of the ePub3 standard.
Okay, it's official: Pourover coffee is over, thanks to Bodum's new pourover machine. Just kidding. Sort of. But Bodum's new Bistro Pourover is one supremely interesting home coffee device.
Just a little fun around the News set, eh guys? A little spidey crawled across the lens while we were filming the Space Shuttle! Heh. Cute little spider dude. Aw, it looks like—AH JESUS HERE IT COMES
This image is now making the endless copy/paste Tumblr rounds wrongly labelled as "missiles in the stratosphere." But if those are not really missiles, what are they? The answer is much more interesting, according to Military.com.
Scientists use spectroscopy to examine the make-up of celestial objects. Now, they're taking the technology in a decidedly different direction and using it to detect ovarian cancer.
Today it's very, very easy to pretend to care about something. The election, racism, pro-democracy uprisings. These causes are noble, and most of the people supporting them are lazy. Today, let's remember what giving a shit really looks like. Hint: not your twitter picture.
