Could Goodfellas and Taxi Driver do with a once-over with the 3D paintbrush? While most of us will be screaming "noooooo!" and jumping up and down waving our arms, Martin Scorsese has fallen for the charms of 3D after shooting Hugo and has said he wants to shoot all his next films in the format.
Life must be tough aboard the International Space Station. I imagine even astronauts get sick of gazing at Earth, and chomping floating peanuts nut-by-nut. So it's really no surprise that Japanese astronaut Satoshi Furukawa entertains himself by playing baseball...all by himself :(
Since its launch in 2010, the Kinect has changed gaming and inspired a whole new genre of hacking. But Kinect 2 might blow it out of the water, if rumours are to be believed.
Black Friday? It’s dead to us. A mere raindrop when compared to the waterfall of bargains that is CYBER MONDAY! Yes, it’s making us a bit embarrassed that we even got excited about Black Friday, such is the wealth of special offers available today.
The rather "specialist" Japanese snapper who calls himself Photographer HAL is launching a risque (for Apple) app alongside his next book, giving iPad users a chance to enjoy some very odd shrinkwrapped soft porn.
Unsurprisingly, Black Friday was pretty successful for Amazon, which is shipping out Kindles at a staggering rate. As usual, though, we have no idea what that rate is. You dark horse, Amazon.
We've been expecting Motorola's Droid 4 for a while, but now official images and specs have leaked into the wild. And it looks a lot like a bigger version of the recent RAZR.
I'm not sure how much time Queen Lizzy has for yachting when she's busy tapping the clock and looking expectantly at Kate Middleton's stomach, but the Daily Mail has launched a campaign to deliver a new "mega-yacht" to the Royal Family before the Queen's Diamond Jubilee next June. This might be one of the Mail's most fantastical articles ever.
He takes longer than your girlfriend to get ready. Zac Efron hair is his Holy Grail. Somehow you're still friends, so help him preen with a gift that will blow his vain brain away.
I don't know about you, but unless there's vodka in my Red Bull, I don't feel much like making new "friends." But a Red Bull-like drink, obviously aping Facebook, promises to do just that -- well, until Zuckerberg's lawyers get on the case, anyway.
How much can you say in a single second? Not a lot, sure. But the One-second Film Festival proves video can convey a whole slew of emotions in that length of time. And it's damn-near made me blubber.
Popular Android modding community MoDaCo has acquired the "forthcoming official fixed boot image" from Samsung and/or Google, which fixes the volume glitch that's been ruining the Galaxy Nexus for those on some 2G networks.
Another front in the great patent war is looking grim for HTC, with the phone maker withdrawing its defence from a German patent claim. Which could see all of its smartphones pulled from the German market.
Blur's bassist Alex James has turned desperate -- after shilling his cheese to all and sundry in every possible newspaper and magazine (and throwing a festival that's now been dubbed "Worstival"), he's now pimping Windows Phone with Microsoft, lending his name to a new social-rewards campaign called Into.
Sky has put a new version of its Sky Go app up on iTunes today, which brings the company's subscription Movies packages to iOS devices.
A team of researchers at Cambridge University has used modern miracle material graphene to reinvigorate the old inkjet printer, using graphene ink to print electronic transistors.
