Unravel the mysteries of Stonehenge. Did aliens build it? Was it built by Druids as a place to sacrifice virgins? Oh Stonehenge, how you taunt us with your grey boulders and alignment with the sun. Luckily I no longer have to fear what I don't understand. The new Stonehenge Experience app will answer all my questions about alien sacrifices and sun dials.
In the 1950's IBM was synonymous with computers but faced a serious problem. Computers at that time were enormous, vacuum tube-driven machines — completely alien technology to the average person — and that bred a fear of them. To counter this PR nightmare, IBM turned to none other than Charles and Ray Eames.
Purists might insist on calling him "Rockman", in keeping with the original Japanese name, but there's no quibbling over the sterling gameplay that's garnered Mega Man a dedicated following. Mega Man X is a benchmark in the series, the blue bomber's first outing on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System way back in 1993, and nearly two decades later it arrives on the App Store. How does it hold up?
Hi Britons. You might think Los Angeles is filled with American Starbucks sippin' celeb wannabes who are fake, plastic and vapid. Whatever. I think of Los Angeles as home. And since I'm not going home for the holidays, this time-lapse video is the closest I'll get to a lovely Southern California "winter".
Do you prefer to run in packs or operate as a loner? Your answer is determined by your genes, a new study claims. It's a big shift in social behavior theory, since scientists previously thought the environment determined social behaviour.
The number of noteworthy music apps in Google's Android ecosystem is on the rise, but it's still weak in certain sub-categories – in particular, music-making apps. Until recently, Android showed a real dearth of high-powered music-making apps.
Spitting's a gross habit. Spitting on a bridge hanger and weakening its structural integrity. Well that's just rude and really gross.
Got the perfect gift but can't find a wrapping paper to do it justice? No problem, just make your own. Check out PhotoJoJo's step by step guide for printing your own photos as wrapping paper. I'm going to forgo name tags altogether and just print the receiver's face on mine.
Chances are that you're never going to wear a wingsuit and fly through Norway's fjords. Or any other fjord, mountain or canyon, for that matter. This awesome 360-degree interactive video is perhaps the closest you will ever get to experience it.
There's a new version of Firefox out today for Android users, which includes Mozilla's long-awaited custom visual theme for those using the browser on a big-screened Android tablet.
The week's news that courts had ruled against HTC in favor of Apple was a tidy little victory for Apple. But HTC is just an initial skirmish in a much larger fight. The real war is against Android, and if Apple wins that, we'll all lose.
Andy Rubin has announced on Google+ that 700,000 Android devices are activated per day, up from 400,000 per day in May. Last month, Google also revealed that over 200 million Android devices had been activated in total. At this rate, just when will Android take the global lead from iOS? [Andy Rubin via The Verge]
With just a few days left before Santa’s inevitable arrival, a minor console price skirmish has broken out – perfect if you want to get one as a gift for someone, or even treat yourself to one.
Are you dreaming of a white Christmas? If so, wouldn't it be lovely if your Christmas didn't turn out blue or pink? In this article, Haje Jan Kamps explains why white-balancing your photographs is simply impossible...
New social site MyRobots wants to bring all robots together, giving them a place where they can whinge about their human masters in peace.
Believe it or not, things are still capable of getting worse for Olympus. The crisis-struck camera company's latest shame comes via Japanese police and investigators, who have raided the firm's Japanese office.
