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Right now, ARM graphics aren't exactly bad. The Samsung's Galaxy SIII with its quad-core Mali 400 GPU leads the pack in mobile prettiness, but the upcoming ARM GPUs, scalable to eight-cores, could blo…

If you're out in the unforgiving wilderness (or just want to get home before dark), you can easily estimate how long until the sun sets using your fingers.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is launching globally this month

The most high-tech Mars rover ever built has landed on the red planet. NASA says it received a signal from the Curiosity rover after a plunge through the Martian atmosphere described as seven minutes …

While space enthusiasts the world over anticipate the landing of the Mars rover Curiosity on the red planet on Aug. 5, Canadian scientists are looking forward to seeing how the

Solar cell development is typically a small numbers game, and a group of researchers at the University of Toronto have managed to eke

Android has 68.1% of the global smartphone market share

If there's ever been a persistent gripe among families sharing mobile devices, it's been the absence of multiple user profiles — hand that

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is the slickest, fastest, most responsive release of Android yet. Here’s a list of the great features you have to look forward to when you get your hands on Android 4.1.

Yesterday Samsung announced that their “Unpacked” event will be on August 29th at the upcoming IFA conference in Berlin, stating something “magical” is coming. Rumours were that the Galaxy Note 2 will be unveiled. In a Reuters report this morning an unknown Samsung spokesman has confirmed that “We plan to unveil the next Galaxy Note at the Samsung Mobile Unpacked event in Berlin on August 29.”
This all but confirms the news of the Galaxy Note 2, the next iteration phone/tablet that created “n…

If you've seen most of Microsoft's design language for nearly three years, there's only one word that sums it up: Metro. In spite

Check out this sensational cosplay shoot of a tattooed Gwen Stacy lookalike getting attacked and slowly turned into the nefarious Venom. Follow the links to the whole set of images by photographer Ada…

Yesterday we took a look at the estimated cost of being Batman; today we’re looking at Iron Man and, let us tell you, it’s not exactly cheap building a technologically-rich exoskeleton.

Prometheus is moving forward! We're not surprised, since the original made money. But holy space Jesus if the sequel is as needlessly complicated and vapid as the first, we're going to shave Michael Fassbender, Engineer-style. More »

Mothers can adjust the sex of their unborn children to best match their living conditions, research shows.

Apparently Google's strange little media streamer isn't quite ready for prime time — not according to the company that made it, at least. The software giant has begun sending out a note to pre-orderers letting them know that the launch of the sphere has been delayed in order to "work on making it even better." The company adds that it's responding to user feedback from previewers who want it to "do even more than it does today." To show that there are no hard feelings, the company will be "e…

Liam Neeson returns as Bryan Mills, the retired CIA agent with a "particular set of skills&quot

State news agency Xinhua is reporting that China is planning to launch a probe to the moon in the second half of 2013. The Chang'e-3, named after the Chinese moon goddess, will deposit a lander and rover on our natural satellite to survey its bumpy surface. It'll launch from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan province and is a sign of the continuing ambition of the nation's space program — after it deposited a crew on its Tiangong-1 space station two months ago. Filed under: Tran…

So Microsoft launched a new email service today — not a redesigned version of Hotmail, but a completely new, built-from-the-ground-up service. It's called Outlook.com, and for now, at least, it will exist separately from Hotmail, as Microsoft attempts to distance itself from Hotmail's bad rap. As it happens, the email features are basically the same across the two services, but from a visual standpoint, Outlook.com is everything Hotmail is not: where Hotmail has distracting banners and video…