GTA IV Gets RoboCop Mod Packing ED-209
One of my favorite movies from the 80s was the original RoboCop film. The first couple of movies in the franchise were cool and then…
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Samsung's Mobile Chief Keeps Job Despite S5 Slump
Many technology firms shuffle up their top-level executives frequently in a never-ending search for increasing profits and better sales. One of the firms that annually…
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Here's Why Intel Makes Perfect Sense For Google Glass v2
Guess what: Google Glass isn’t dead. The news that Intel will probably be found inside the next generation of Glass wasn’t so much a surprise…
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Overlord 3D Printer Can Make Multi-Color Items
There are plenty of 3D printers on the market today and only a few of them are capable of printing items in multiple colors and…
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Concorde Replacement Could Travel From London To NYC In 3 Hours
Lockheed Martin is working on a new jet that will be the future of international travel for passengers who need to get overseas quickly. The…
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Graphene May Find Use As Kevlar Alternative
Graphene is a wonder material that has lots of potential for use in electronics. Scientists all around the world are studying the material and the…
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SOLOSHOT2 Adds Tilting Movement To Auto-Follow Camera
If you're the type to who loves to do stunts or sports action moves, you have two popular choices for recording those once in a…
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Google Chromebooks Trump Apple iPads In Schools, Says IDC
While some might contend Google's dominance in certain markets, like smartphones and tablets, there is one sector where Apple's products usually reign supreme: education. Initially…
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Samsung's Budget Tizen Phone Rumored For Dec. 10 In India
Failing to take a bit out of the high-end smartphone market, Samsung is setting its price tag lower for the upcoming first ever Tizen smartphone.…
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AirStrato "Civilian" UAV Goes Into Preorder
Whenever UAVs or unmanned aerial vehicles are mentioned, two types almost always come to mind: the super powerful ones developed by the military or by…
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Amazon's Robots, And Humans, Work To Keep Cyber Monday Real
It is the place where your online shopping wishes and dreams come true, so Amazon aptly calls them fulfillment centers. But if you're thinking of…
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JVC Micro Four Thirds Camera Brings Its Own Support Crew
When one hears of cameras, especially digital ones, we usually think of a single slab or contraption that we can take along with us for…
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Next Google Glasses Tipped To Run On Intel Chips
Google Glass might be losing some of its supporters lately but it has gained a somewhat surprising new ally. Insider sources claim that Google will…
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Lumia RM-1052 Prototype Sighted, Could Be The McLaren
Microsoft might have closed the last chapter of Nokia's Lumia book, but the story is far from over, especially with many unanswered questions left hanging.…
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Sony Pictures Movies Leaked Online Following Network Hack
Following the news last week of the hacking of Sony Pictures' network by a group calling themselves "#GOP," or Guardians of Peace, DVD screener copies…
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Reddit's Secret Santa Exchange Tops 200k Signups, Breaks Record
Less than one day short of its December 1st deadline, Reddit has topped 200,000 registrants for its 2014 Secret Santa gift exchange. This is well…
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iOS 8.2 Already Jailbroken Before Release
iOS 8.2, the forthcoming update for Apple's iPhones and iPads, hasn't even been released out of beta yet, with developers only getting their hands on…
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'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Trailer Already Recreated With Lego
This past Friday, movie and sci-fi fans were most thankful for pretty much one thing: that new Star Wars: The Force Awakens teaser trailer. How…
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Apple Watch Webpage Updated With New Timekeeping, Connection, Health Details
As the release of the Apple Watch draws near, Apple continues to update the product page on its website with additional details and information on…
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Man Tracks Down Stolen Package Through Facebook, Surveillance Footage
It's not unheard of these days for delivered packages to go missing, especially when so many people are buying potentially valuable gifts online. The delivery…
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South Korea: $27k Fine, 3 Yrs In Jail For Unregistered 'Selfie-Sticks'
Selfie-taking South Koreans have one-upped the rest of the world with the rapid popularity of "selfie-sticks," or low-tech solutions to improving self-portraits taken with our…
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Pizza Hut Testing Eye-Tracking Menu That Knows The Toppings You Want
Sit down, look at a digital menu, and in less than 3 seconds, the tablet knows exactly what toppings you're craving on your pizza at…
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Xbox Japan Chief Steps Down After Xbox One's Dreary Sales
From the launch of the original Xbox, Microsoft has had a very difficult time getting its game console to find success in Japan, and sadly…
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FingerKey App Uses iPhone's Touch ID To Unlock Your Mac
I'm calling it right now: I predict within a few years (let's say around the "iPhone 7's" release) that Apple will have a native solution…
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Nordstrom To Debut 'Smart Mirrors' In eBay-Designed Fitting Rooms
Like the convenience of browsing different colors and styles while clothes shopping online, but still prefer to physically try things on before buying? Two Nordstrom…
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Bing, Yahoo Begin Accepting European 'Right To Be Forgotten' Requests
Good news for individuals in Europe looking to have unwanted information about them purged from internet search results, as Microsoft's Bing and Yahoo's search have…
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StoneTether: A Tiny Long-Range Bluetooth Tracker
We've seen different types of Bluetooth trackers over time, some being simplistic, others more complicated. StoneTether seeks to make a name for itself amongst these,…
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