iPhone 6s Rumored To Undercut Galaxy S6 With 16GB Storage
A piece of packaging from France suggests the iPhone 6s will be revealed with a 16GB internal storage size. To be entirely clear up front…
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Direct Messenger Lets You Use Twitter DMs And Nothing Else
While Twitter has been revamping its Direct Messages feature recently, including the elimination of the 140-character limit, letting users message people not following them, and…
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Metal Gear Solid V Custom PS3 Shows True Depth Of Obsession
This week we're not the only ones getting pumped up about the release of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. One fan has gone…
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You Can Bend AUO's Flexible Phone To Navigate Apps
While we're now well into the era of curved screen smartphones, thanks to hits like Samsung's Galaxy Edge devices, Taiwanese manufacturer AUO has raised the…
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NASA-Funded Research Enacts Wolverine-Style Healing
Researchers have created a material compound that, when ripped, punctured, or damaged in any way, is able to heal itself in a very short span…
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Smaller Xbox One Hardware Dismissed By Microsoft
With a Microsoft event coming in October expected to reveal a number of new Windows 10-related devices, including smartphones, tablets, and wearables, another rumor began…
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Russia Reveals Photos Of Its Latest Manned Spacecraft
It's sometimes easy to forget that the US's NASA and SpaceX aren't the only agencies coming up with new and improved ways to get humans…
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Xperia Z5 Render Leak Hints "Greater Focus" Is 23MP Camera
When it comes to Sony's IFA 2015 event in a few days, you might be in either of two camps (not counting those who don't…
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SmartHalo Leads You To Your Destination
In many big cities around the world, the best way to get around is on a bicycle rather than in a car. Bicyclists still need…
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HTC Vive VR Headset Delayed Until Q1 2016
HTC and Valve teamed up on a cool looking virtual reality headset called the HTC Vive that we spent some hands on time with back…
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Lara Croft GO: Imagine Tomb Raider As A Board Game
Square Enix seems to have found a new distraction: turning existing popular game franchises into turn-based strategy games played over what feels like a diorama…
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Chrome Will Auto-Pause Select Flash Content Starting September 1
The battle against Adobe Flash content on the web continues to move forward. Google has just revealed that starting September 1st, its Chrome browser will…
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Fourth-Gen Kia Sportage Gets Full Exterior Makeover
The Frankfurt Auto Show is kicking off on September 15 and at the show, Kia will unveil its all-new Sportage SUV. This will be the…
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iGrand And iLetric Piano Apps Land For Android
A pair of new Android piano apps has landed that are described as low-latency professional apps for Android musicians. The apps include iGrand Piano and…
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Hit Game Shovel Knight Is Nintendo's First Indie Amiibo
Nintendo has just announced that Shovel Knight, the popular, critically acclaimed indie game, is the first third-party title to get an Amiibo without a character…
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New PayAnwhere Turns Any iOs Device Into Apple Pay, Credit Card PoS
One of the biggest hurdles to the adoption of a theoretically more convenient wireless payment system is the lack of compatible terminals to support it.…
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Lenovo Vibe P1 Hands On Pics Hit The Web Ahead Of IFA 2015
IFA 2015 is just around the corner and ahead of the show where lots of new smartphones will be unveiled, we have some new leaked…
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NASA 3D Printed Turbopump Spins At 90k Rpm In Tests
NASA is spending lots of time investigating 3D printed rocket engine parts. Back in April NASA announced that it had made a 3D printed copper…
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iPhone 6s Camera Addendum: 4K Recording, Selfie Flash
We're just a few days before Apple's now confirmed September 9 event, so naturally the leaks and tips are rolling in full force. Aside from…
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Vine's Snap To Beat Adds Looping Music To Looping Vids
Anyone and everyone seems to be adding music capabilities to their services, whether they make sense or, as in some cases, not (hello, LINE). The…
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Alienware X51 R3 Brings In Intel Skylake, Liquid Cooling
It has been a year since we've last seen the Dell's Alienware X51 gaming desktop, back then in its R2 incarnation. And while that classy…
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Android 6.0 Apps Can Ask Permissions Only When Needed
At first glance, Android 6.0, now known as Marshmallow, isn't as big a change as Lollipop was, but lurking under the hood is a change…
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Google To EU: It's Not Anti-Competition, It's Evolution
It isn't surprising that Google is being hit with lawsuits, chief among which are antitrust charges. After all, a giant makes for a big, easy…
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Tesla Model S P85D: So Good It's Bad, Breaks Consumer Reports
When you establish a rating standard to try to give all products a fair review, you usually set it up against an ideal perfect product.…
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NYC's Taxis Now Have Their Own Uber-Like App
For all of its yelling and battling, the taxi industry has not been able to squash Uber, and consumers are better off for it. In…
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Facebook Details New Effort To Stop Video Piracy
Facebook is ramping up its video efforts, and part of any effort is adequate management — in the case of videos, it’s rights management. Today…
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Samsung Pay Beta Program Launches In The US
Preparing for its late September launch, Samsung has just kicked off the beta testing stage for its much delayed Samsung Pay system in the US.…
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