How would you change Blackberry's Z10?
With the advent of touchscreen smartphones, BlackBerry lost its
position as king of the mobile world. In response, the company bought
QNX and hibernated, plotting a reinvention centered around BlackBerry
10. When the business emerged with the Z10,... Read More ...
The battle for exclusive games has come to smartphones
It's like Sega and Sony all over again. We don't mean the hardware arms
race (although that's certainly happening), but how the smartphone
world's two top players are now fighting over the most popular games...
and their sequels. Gaming is one of the... Read More ...
Behold the internet's power: Quentin Tarantino to rewrite movie ending after script leaks
What the internet giveth, it also taketh away... and then giveth back
again (sort of). Back in January, the script for Quentin Tarantino's
next film, a western called the Hateful Eight, showed up online and
Defamer drew the web's attention to its... Read More ...
Drones help find World War II's missing soldiers
The BentProp Project has spent years finding American soldiers who went
missing in the Pacific during World War II, but available technology
has limited its success. Team members have frequently had to scan wide
areas themselves, slowing down their... Read More ...
50 years ago today, the public got its first taste of video calls
It seemed like the inevitable future at the time, we're sure. On April
20th in 1964, Bell Telephone showed off the Mod 1 Picturephone -- a
precursor to the Skype and Hangouts video calls that have become a
standard but under-utilized feature of... Read More ...
Joystiq Weekly: Nintendo foibles, LGBT gaming cons and crash-prone dirtbikes
Welcome
to the Joystiq Weekly wrap-up where we present some of the best stories
and biggest gaming news from our sister-publication.... Read More ...
IRL: Kogan's Agora HD, a $189 smartphone made obsolete by the Moto G
Welcome to IRL, an ongoing feature where we talk about the gadgets,
apps and toys we're using in real life and take a second look at
products that already got the formal review treatment.When I first came across Kogan at last year's CES, it was...
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Gadget Rewind 2006: Lego Mindstorms NXT
It's our 10th birthday, and to celebrate we'll be revisiting some of
the key devices of the last decade. So please be kind, rewind.Lego, the popular toy brick maker, graduated from simple plastic playthings in 1998 when it released its Mindstorms...
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Inhabitat's Week in Green: flexible circuit boards, BMW i3 and the world's first urban algae canopy
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week's most interesting
green developments and clean tech news for us -- it's the Week in Green.When you think about transportation innovations, highways probably aren't the first things that come to...
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Samsung data center fire causes outage, errors on smart TVs and phones (update: fixed)
Seeing an error message on your Samsung phone, tablet or Smart TV
today? You're not alone, as the Samsung.com website appears to be down
and owners worldwide have reported anything from error messages to being
unable to access apps on their smart... Read More ...
Contact-Congress simplifies the act of, well, contacting congress
If you've never contacted your congress person then you might not
realize how difficult our politicians have made it to get a hold of
them. There are 535 members of the House and Senate all whom have some
arcane contact form on their websites that... Read More ...
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