There is a new iOS app out there for those who could not be bothered to breakup with their significant other over the phone, let alone face-to-face.
Dr Michelle Brown, Greg Frandsen and Torrey Tayanaka are the geniuses behind ‘The Kite’. What is ‘The Kite’ you ask? It is a cloth patch that when stuck on humans makes them invisible to mosquitoes.
As soon as Kate was admitted to hospital with early signs of labour, the baby news has not stopped. If you are not all that interesting in following every detail of the baby prince, try these steps to royal baby-proof your computer.
Drones are not only the sneakiest killing machines, but they can be used to do other things. Some have taken the flying machine and put it to good use to take food to tables or film action sports.
Researchers at London’s Imperial College have developed a surgical knife that will enable doctors to detect if the tissue they are cutting into is cancerous or not.
Who knew that selling fake Twitter accounts could be such a lucrative business. Meet the man who made R1,2 million in just 10 months from selling fake Twitter accounts.
Becoming an astronaut may have been your childhood dream but can you imagine how difficult it would be to enjoy a fresh cup of coffee in zero gravity?
The Daily Beast author Michael Keller investigated which words your iPhone will correct and those where no replacements are found.
Look out Google Glass there is a competitor on the loose, GlassUp. It’s a similar concept, but far cheaper. GlassUp creator Gianluigi Tregnaghi said he started creating the device two years ago, before Google had announced their new product.
Do you sleep with your mobile phone near your bed? This 9th grade experiment will change where you put your phone the next time you sleep. Here is a biology experiment is attracting large amounts of international attention.
Writer Amy-Mae Elliot has taken the time to show us how to delete those annoying duplicate songs in your iTunes library in a quick and easy way.
Wired had a tour of the plant in Fermont, California that South African CEO and co-founder Elon Musk helped create. The electric Tesla Model S is in production with some 400 vehicles being produced weekly – thanks to “one of the world’s most advanced production lines.”
The time is drawing nearer for concrete details regarding the design of the high-spped transportation system to be published. Founder of SpaceX and Tesla, Elon Musk will soon be releasing the design for his Hyperloop.
The Graph Search feature on Facebook was made available to the masses on 8 July 2013. The feature is a search tool that enables the user to search for information on the popular social networking site.
If This Then That (IFTTT) productivity tool is now a nifty app that will automate your personal notifications as well as social media actions online.
Are you constantly searching for misplaced items? You won’t have to do that any longer thanks to this iOS app, Tile. Simply attach a tile to your keys, laptop or drop it into your wallet and you will be able to find the lost item within seconds.
Apple could be in the process of developing a slow-motion camera. Reports suggest the camera will be able to record videos at 120-frames per second. Impressive, considering the iPhone 5 can only shoot videos at 30 frames per second.
Currently being developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, this snake robot can maneuver its way into spaces that conventional robots can’t.
If you have been longing for anything to viral on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube you need to aim for this part of the brain. The Temporo-Parietal Junction, or the TPJ.
Some very exciting improvements on the Garmin front are in store for lovers of this device. The latest improvement to the navigation device is the Head-Up display (HUD), which displays all your directions on your windscreen.
Did you know your Mac has a secret calculator? Is your desktop cluttered with files. These tips will clean up your Mac and give you that extra knowledge that will make your life easier.
This is everything you need to about what the next Apple iPhone could have in store for you. From fingerprint scanning technology to better camera quality, click through to find out more.
These are the other projects Google is working on and they are being developed by Google’s secret group, Google X. Their job is to “make the world a better place” with the help of these products.
If you spend a lot of time on social media, this infographic is for you. When your updates are inconsistent, your fans, friends and followers notice the changes in your behaviour and this could cause a lower level of engagment.
These apps will assist you with almost everything and will also make your life easier. These are the top 15 apps for Android as suggested by TIME magazine.
These five apps may rub some poeple up the wrong way, and one was even banned. From making sexting easier to how to have sex while in a snuggie, these are quite something.
Michael Birch, founder of Bebo the social networking site, sold the website for $850 million to AOL in 2005, but Birch has now bought back his webiste for a mere $1 million – just to to play around with it and see if it can once again prosper.
Apple has filed for a trademark of the name iWatch in Japan last month fueling speculation that the company could be developing the much anticipated wristwatch.
This is Google’s graveyard, the place where great ideas go to rest. For all time. Google Reader was the latest addition to the graveyard, having been axed last night.
Say goodbye to the traditional plaster cast. This new 3D printed cast designed by Jake Evill looks amazingly badass, and has the added benefit of accessibility in the event of an itch. The Cortex Exoskeleton is lighter, stronger, and more supportive than traditional casts applied to broken limbs.