Month: July 2014
#SpaceSelfie Kickstarter wants to take your photo in space
How would you like a selfie that’s out of this world? Literally. There are lots of unusual places to take a photo of yourself, but a genuine pic from space […]
Google says no to ‘Free’ tag on apps
Google has agreed to clarify the ‘free status’ of some of the apps on its Play Store. Following on from a release by the European Commission Google it has agreed to […]
The ‘Audio Engineers Hoodie’ means you can listen to music, even with your hood up!
We’ve all seen products, allowing us to carry a million devices on us at the same time, from the Ayegear to the ScotteVest. These also let you seamlessly thread your headphone cable around […]
Sony wants you to hang up your Wii for a shiny PS4
Are you one of those 100 million consumers who purchased a Wii when they first came out and has since sat looking at the device wondering what you can use […]
A tiny laser sensor can detect explosives
A team of engineers from UC Berkeley in the U.S has developed a new technology that can detect explosives in smaller amounts than ever before. They used a tiny nanoscale […]
Retina display for new Macbook Air may push release back
If you’re an Apple PC user you’ll know exactly what you’re getting every time; sleek design, hard unibody and great software, which is more often than not updated and given […]
The iPhone 6’s Sapphire glass may not be scratch-proof
With the iPhone 6, we are likely to see a lot of new hardware, as well as the eagerly awaited iOS8, and, according to leaked information, we can most likely […]
Will ‘electronic DNA’ replace passwords?
According to new research, the way we interact with our technology could be the key to securing our gadgets in future. A team from the University of Oxford says that […]
5 shocking pictures of last night’s thunderstorm
Unless you’re the deepest sleeper in the world (or you don’t live in London), you’ll have been rudely awoken by a really loud thunderstorm last night, complete with lightning. While […]
New ‘nanojuice’ could diagnose gut problems
Researchers have developed a juice containing nanoparticles 10,000 times smaller than a human hair to help improve diagnosis of intestinal issues. Sure, it might not be the most glamorous field […]