Dogecoin started off as a joke eight years ago, using a dog often seen in memes as its mascot. Today, it is the sixth most valuable cryptocurrency.
This bacon does everything that normal bacon does; it looks like bacon, it smells like bacon, and it tastes like bacon. But it is not bacon.
Mars now has a ridge named after a Namibian man who studied at the University of Stellenbosch.
Yesterday, Apple revealed the latest round of new products, with exciting developments regarding iPads, iMacs, iPhones, and more.
What would happen if a pandemic had to wipe out a good portion of the human population? We turn to an infectious disease scholar for insight.
Watch Ingenuity, the Mars helicopter, make its first successful flight on the Red Planet.
The whitest white has just been created, and it has the power to cool down buildings and other structures quite substantially.
Ask the general public to answer this question – the universe is expanding, but what is it expanding into? – and you’ll get a very mixed bag of responses.
This celeb dating app is so exclusive that unless you have upwards of 250 000 Instagram followers, you won’t be able to potentially match with celebs like Owen Wilson, Kelly Osbourne, and Alexander Wang.
Non-fungible tokens are proving to be popular, and expensive, pieces of digital art. This ‘virtual hoodie’ feels like a bit of a stretch, though.
Putting your phone into a bowl of rice after it’s taken a plunge is a common tactic, but you’re actually not doing your device any favours.
NASA scientists have to consider many factors when it comes to feeding their astronauts nutritious, tasty, and storable food.
This mysterious flying object has a very particular shape, with the Pentagon confirming that the footage is authentic and investigations are being taken seriously.
On Monday night, Florida residents watched on as the night sky lit up, with a fireball blazing across the horizon.
For as long as iPhones have existed, there has been fierce debate between those who swear by Apple and those who are team Android.
Telling the time has never looked this cool, or expensive for that matter, with this new Louis Vuitton watch adorned with skulls and snakes.
Mercedes-Benz is about to launch its own electric car, the EQS, which has so much to offer that it may just give you whiplash.
The list of impressive iPhone features is far too long to list, but I have always been stumped by one glaring omission. How, in the year 2021, can you still not adjust the length of time of the ‘snooze’ feature on the alarm?
If you want to look mean and muzzled in the pandemic era (and perhaps long afterwards, too), then it’s worth checking out Will.i.am’s new Xupermask.
Life’s too short to spend time waiting for things to buffer, but when you have multiple devices connected and they’re all hard at work, Fibre speed can be an issue.
A cliff with a view of the Red Planet and protection from radiation form part of the concept for a self-sufficient city on Mars called Nüwa.
Elon Musk and his company, Neuralink, are claiming that this monkey is playing ‘Pong’ using only its mind.
The long, long, long-running saga of Vodacom versus the man who invented the network’s ‘Please Call Me’ concept rages on, with a hearing planned for early next month.
Googling your own name is one thing, but you know you’ve left a mark when the daily Google Doodle is dedicated to your achievements.
A tiny little wobble from a particle called a muon could potentially shake the foundations of everything we think we know.
The data of 533 million Facebook users have been leaked. On the plus side, checking if you were one of those only takes a minute.
There’s been some mysterious rumbling coming from inside Mars. Scientists, with the help of the InSight Lander, are busy figuring out what it could mean.
So much road rage is directed outwards, at other cars on the road. It is always the other drivers, isn’t it? However, in-car harmony is just as important.
Boston Dynamics has recently unveiled its latest robot, soon to be up for sale, and it’s one that could soon put a few humans out of work.
Curiosity has been rolling around on Mars since 2012, and apart from a few bumps along the way, is still sending back incredible images of the Red Planet.