The new Samsung DA-E750 speaker dock does two things that other docks don't. First, it plays with both your iOS devices or your Galaxy S. The dock has also been outfitted with a hybrid vacuum tube system that Samsung says will put some audiophile muster behind your tunes.
HP's HPE Phoenix h9 certainly isn't hurting for power. Combining a quad-core processor with up to 16 GB of RAM, discrete graphics and liquid cooling, who this PC is for exactly is a bit unclear.
Not merely satisfied with their finger-friendly Touchsmart All-In-One line, HP is moving back into the non-touch AIO space with the Omni 27, a snappy, dual-core Windows machine.
If you're a fan of the silly hijinks of Jackass, you have to watch this upcoming Nitro Circus movie. Nitro Circus is the super crazy extreme group headlined by motocross legend Travis Pastrana and his friends that pull stunts that even Knoxville and gang wouldn't even dare of doing.
There's a simple formula behind these eco-friendly toys designed by Noa Himelfarb: Kids like dirt + kids like animals + kids like building = Muzoo. So instead of creating a creature from a potato, they use a lump of mud.
Imagine a social network that combines the voyeurism of Facebook with the visual intimacy of Instagram, the real-time newsreel of Twitter with the exclusiveness of a backyard barbecue. It exists. It's Path. And over the past few weeks it's forever changed how I see my own little slice of the world. It's going to be huge.
Do you think saving the world is all about explosions and fight scenes? Not at all. There's a lot of paperwork to keep S.H.I.E.L.D. running, and I'm sure this one-of-a-kind desk is where The Avengers stay on top of it.
Inspired by Mr. Whippy, Alex Garnett created these hanging pendant lamps that look like soft-serve ice cream cones when you install a twisted compact fluorescent bulb.
Landing a 767 on its belly is one thing—and definitely no easy feat. But what about crash-landing an old-as-hell Iranian F-5 fighter with its nose scraping the dirt?
With all the exuberant resolutions and New Year's exercising, there's going to be a lot of sweat—or sweating it—this month. The anxiety got us wondering, why do we sweat? Is it different in smell and texture depending on the cause? Does it sometimes maybe even smell good?
The best board games also teach important life skills. Scrabble improves spelling. Monopoly imparts valuable business strategies. And now Strain can make you a genetic engineer on par with Dr. Moreau.
This neon sign is made of millions of living fluorescent Escherichia coli, a rod-shaped bacterium that lives in our intestines. Biologists and bioengineers at University of California, San Diego, synchronised them to glow at the same time.
The next time you find yourself in 1983 trying to sneak some hooch into your high school prom, you'll have no problem fooling your principal with this Drinkman flask disguised to look like Sony's classic cassette Walkman.
The New Year festivities are receding into memory, but the hangover still lingers. Without a big new release on the App Store to dispel the fog, let's revisit one of the brighter spots of 2011 – Temple Run. Inspired by the idol sequence from Raiders of the Lost Ark, this is an endless running game with oodles of humour and style, and it's completely free.
I want to believe this is real. I really want to believe this is real. Please internet, just let us have this one thing: an astoundingly cool WipeOut model car track based on superconductivity and magnetic fields. It's incredible looking.
Rumoured for a CES unveiling, Nokia's next flagship, the familiar-looking Lumia 900 has had press shots and details spied. It's apparently a larger device than the Lumia 800 with a 4.3-inch screen sporting a WVGA resolution; 512MB RAM; an eight-megapixel camera along with a front-facing camera for chat, and a 1830mAh battery.
