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Razer's Junglecat controller lets you use your Android smartphone like a Nintendo Switch
Razer launched today the Junglecat, the company’s own take on the smartphone gaming industry. This controller lets you use your device pretty much like Nintendo’s Joy-Con.
Xbox Console Streaming is now available on Android smartphones
Jonathan Hildebrandt, the Principal Program Manager at Microsoft’s Xbox team, announced recently that all Xbox Insiders of rings Alpha and Alpha Skip-Ahead in the United States and the UK will be able to try out the new Xbox Console Streaming feature.
How do archaeologists know where to dig?
Los Angeles - The popular image of an archaeologist is someone who spends most of their time on their knees painstakingly excavating sites. Although excavation is still one of archaeology’s principal research methods, it is not without problems: it is slow, expensive and can cover only relatively small areas of a site.
How Prehistoric Grandmothers Promoted Family Values
Your Grandma wants you to settle down and get married already, and she’s wanted that since at least prehistoric times, according to a new study published in PNAS.
Iran rushes to meet terms of nuclear deal to lift sanctions
Iran is stepping up efforts to implement a landmark nuclear deal by January so as to benefit from sanctions relief, with European companies lining up for what one investor described as the most attractive opportunity in frontier markets globally.
iPhone 6S review
The iPhone 6S and its 5.5-inch twin, the 6S Plus, will be open for preorder on September 12, with phones arriving in stores around the globe on September 25. In the US, the 16GB version costs $650 outright and $100 on contract (see monthly installment pri
Johnny Depp is retrenching
He is famous for his acting talent, his unique appearance and his even more unique personality that every audience loves him for. He became popular through many roles with only some of them being Jack Sparrow the notorious pirate and more recently the Lone Ranger - now we expect to see him on the big screen as a vicious and crafty criminal that owns a gangster team.
Kim Kardashian's Fertility Issues
Kim Kardashian has revealed that she and husband Kanye West are struggling to conceive a second child and that even if they do, the new baby would likely be their last due to a problem with her womb.
LG launches the OLED unbreakable screens
LG has established a very decent flagship (the LG G4) and recently we saw a new powerful smartphone from the company (LG G Flex 2). Now LG seems to be ready to move on to the next big thing that will keep the audience satisfied, the new OLED technology unbreakable screens.
NASA Has Found Earth’s Sibling
NASA is always up to something and whenever one looks to the official site, exciting and surprising new information and breakthroughs on space, planets and even alien life can be found.
Penn and Teller Reveal How Their Magic Tricks Are Done Part 2 of 2
In this part we will analyse Penn and Teller’s opinion and goals, on their show, their careers and their relationship as partners.
Meet Jude Law's blue-eyed girl
There’s no denying who her daddy is! Jude Law’s youngest daughter, six-month-old Ada, has certainly inherited The Talented Mr Ripley actor’s sparkling baby blues and photogenic smile.
Mayflower: The new autonomus research ship
It was a voyage that carried the pilgrims across the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean to the New World for the first time and in doing so changed the course of world history forever.
New innovative technology that recognizes fingerprints using ultrasounds
A new sensor/scanner of fingerprint with ultrasounds measures a 3D picture of the surface of the figure the tissue below it, aspiring to bring a dramatic improvement on the field of biometric security systems and also on information security for smartphones and other similar devices.
New Species Of Human Discovered In South Africa
Brace yourself: this discovery is huge. So huge that its profound implications will shake up our very own family tree. The University of Witwatersrand, in collaboration with National Geographic, is proud to announce a remarkable story of human heritage.
MIT announced a humanoid robot
Based on what we've seen at DARPA's Robotics challenge finals, most humanoid machines are still stiff and hilariously clumsy. MIT's new robot named "Hermes," however, moves a bit more gracefully and has human-like reflexes -- because it's hooked up to a human controller.
Pixar movies from the worst to the best
This is the 20th year since Pixar took the first shy step into the movie industry with “Toy Story”. The course that the company followed after that is known of course, since it has grown numerous generations with its movies while at the same time it brought back to the hearts and minds of adults some of their missing childhood.
Reindeer racing in Russia
We’ve all seen some weird stuff or things that made a very odd first impression, right? Well this is one of those cases. Russia is known to be conducting reindeer races, with reindeer herders in Russia’s remote northern Nenets region having enjoyed a race and open air concert to mark their professional holiday.
Samsung screens with 11K resolution
If someone needed proof of how illogical things can get on the marketing and research departments of great tech companies, then one has to simply notice the resolutions of screens that those companies are attempting to bring to the markets.
“Self/Less”
Provocative psychological science fiction thrillers, seems to be turning into the next trend. First there was the Transcendence, a movie where the moral dignity of keeping a dead man’s consciousness alive was questioned.