A lot of photographers seem to reach glass ceilings at some point during their development: they upgrade their equipment from fully-automatic snapper-boxes to more advanced equipment, and they develop their photographer's eye bit-by bit.
You've seen the US site's shooting challenges; hell, you may remember the Photoshop challenges from years back. Do you know what we're going to do here on Giz UK? Get you designing 3D models, with the winner getting their model 3D model printed out for keepsies. Oh yes!
BT has updated us on its efforts to bring its faster fibre broadband network to the UK, claiming that certain areas will get staggering 'Fibre to the Premises' max download speeds of 300Mbps from spring of next year.
Combining images from 70 Cassini flybys, Saturn's largest moon, Titan, looks surprisingly like Earth. Both Cassini's Visual and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer were used to penetrate the thick atmosphere surrounding the moon to reveal the Earth-like surface. [SPACE]
The Guardian has put together a grim visual map showing the last five years of London's murders, grouped together by borough. You don't hear Kirstie and Phil mentioning this when showing young couples around up-and-coming leafy parts of Camberwell.
When will the holes stop unravelling in our government? This latest round of shocking news, thanks to a Guardian exclusive, purports that the UK's defence secretary Liam Fox let his friend access Ministry of Defence files 14 times, for personal financial reasons.
This approachable perspex box is a section of the Fujitsu K. Despite looking like it should be selling Mars bars, cans of Coke, condoms and toothbrushes to businessmen, Fujitsu claims this cabinet actually contains the current "world's fastest supercomputer".
Don't expect a big explosion. This time lapse video shows how to demolish a video with finesse and patience, over night.
The front page of Wikipedia Italy is not its usual trivia-filled self today. It's a full-page editorial outpouring against possible new Italian legislation, which would require sites to publish apologies to offended parties within 48 hours of offence being caused.
Mega publisher Electronic Arts is about to take video games into a very weird new place, thanks to new reality TV show production Battlefield 3: Operation Gridiron.
Want an iPhone but the 4S doesn't really float your boat with last night's spec bump? How about an 8GB iPhone 4 on-the-cheap?
Gizmodo and their new UK branch are still excluded from Apple events because of a certain "kerfuffle" last year, which meant we weren't able to bring you hands-on photos and video. Not to worry though, as our new UK sibling TechRadar still graces Apple's good books. For now, anyway.
Nerves get to you when you have to follow on from the master of the reality distortion field. A potentially lacklustre product to launch under the colossal global attention only Apple manages to generate. Tim Cook certainly had his hands full. [Funny or Die]
After yesterday's first leaked pic of the Samsung-made Google Nexus Prime phone, we now know it has a 4.6-inch Super AMOLED screen. But what does it look like on film? Err...
Solar-powered chargers make me feel like I'm doing something nice for the Earth. Too bad I never use the damn things because positioning them for optimal Sun-catching is a pain in the ass. The Ray solar charger's suction cup action solves that problem.
Microsoft is supposedly ready to release an Xbox 360 upgrade that'll let you watch TV on your Xbox 360, according to a report from AllThingsD.
