To help make you excited about buying a Galaxy-branded Android phone and encourage use of its Samsung Apps channel, Samsung's giving away up to 16 games through the pre-loaded Samsung Apps... app.
Scientists can now accurately detect drugs floating in the air. They also have found statistical relationships between atmospheric cocaine levels and certain types of cancers, as well as a connection between marijuana levels and mental disorders.
Looks like Netflix is going to offer a tad more for Brits than just crummy American films come early 2012. The BBC has signed up to put its back catalogue on the streaming service, with highlights including Torchwood, Spooks, Little Britain and Fawlty Towers.
Nokia has addressed user complaints regarding the Lumia 800's battery, saying that a problem with the way "certain variants" of the 800 manage power can stop the phone using its full battery capacity.
I love these letters sent to the American Museum of Natural History by wannabe space explorers from the 1950s. They are so wonderfully naive and full of hope, some of them really funny, others quite sad in hindsight.
Samsung's excellent Galaxy S II has been unofficially on the Android 4.0 update list for some time, now Samsung has confirmed it. The S II will see an upgrade to Google's Ice Cream Sandwich OS in the "first quarter of 2012."
Fast Company weaves an amazing story about Indian inventor Arunachalam Muruganantham, who lost his wife, friends, and, well, almost everything in his quest to build a better sanitary napkin by wearing one himself—along with a goat blood-filled bladder.
Mind Reading. Power harvesting. No more passwords. The Death of spam. Technology for everyone. These are five thing IBM believes are the future. Not 50 years in the future, but more like five years in the future.
The Ninjas -- they are back again. And this time they're 8-bit and oh, so awesome retro-badass. Hit up YouTube, unbox that Galaxy Nexus in style, and vanquish the hoards of enemy ninja -- no match for your lighting button bashing. This is how classic gaming should be. Just make sure you've got at least 15 minutes to spare, and your boss isn't around, before you click the link, OK?
This is the first time in history that a man has kickflipped a car; in this case, a Chevy Sonic. Is Rob Dyrdek crazy? You be the judge of that. [Thanks Karl!]
If there's an image that summarises my idea of complete horror, this is it: a wolf spider carrying dozens of babies on her back. It's the only spider in the world that does this.
If you want to know the true effect of departed despot Kim Jong-il (and his father Kim Il-Sung), just take a look at this sad, sad picture of North Korea and South Korea at night from space. South Korea is like any other modern country, lit up with life. North Korea is completely dark.
A California judge ruled today that's it's okay to sue Facebook for showing your picture in an ad. That's dumb, and to pretend that it's anything but turns a blind eye to how that nearly everyone uses Facebook.
Whoa. Apple just won a potentially huge partial court victory against HTC that could force HTC to stop selling its Android phones in the US. The United States International Trade Commission ruled that HTC was infringing on a system level patent that affects HTC Android devices running Android 1.6 to 2.2.
Think you're looking at some gnarly surf off the coast of Hawaii? You're way off. These curled peaks — known as Kelvin-Helmholtz wave clouds — actually formed over the land-locked city of Birmingham, Alabama, USA.
Have you heard? The war in Iraq is over! Pretty much. The humans are out — but the big robot eyes in the sky are going to stick around. Hey — here's a perfectly symbolic video!
