World’s First Real Hoverboards Actually Made With Earthquake Prevention Technology
This may not be the hoverboard that we've hoped for.
Articles by Lynette Lefty
Microsoft Xim, A ‘Xim’ingly Useless Photo-Sharing App That Surprises
This Guy Is Uploading 12 Million Copyright-Free Historic Images On Flickr!
Yup, you read that number right. And guess what number he's at now?
Guests Check Into Hotels With Facial Recognition: The Next Big Thing?
It's highly likely to be the next big thing in the future of the hotel industry with NEC IT and Google, the driving forces behind it all.
M’athchomaroon! Here’s How Game Of Thrones Fans Can Learn The Dothraki Language.
Plus find out what m'athchomaroon means.
Will Skype Qik Give Skype The Springboard It Needs To Get Ahead On Mobile?
Microsoft hopes the new video messaging app will be used more frequently than Skype and will give the Skype brand a better showing in the mobile market.
A Computer Could Steal Your Job, And Only You Can Save It
Researchers have found that nearly half of 702 US jobs could be at risk of automation. Find out by using the interactive tool that calculates the probability of your job role being replaced by computerization.
Prime Minister Lee Served By Flying Drones, May Be Singapore’s Next Food Industry Staple
The drone flying towards PM Lee as he smiles on, is a Flying Robotic Intelligent Server (Fris) created by Infinium Robotics to increase the productivity of waiters in restaurants.
Virtual Reality From Your Phablet, The Samsung Gear VR Launches December
Touted as the world's first mobile virtual reality device, the Samsung Gear VR could be sitting on a store shelf near you this December.
Move Smart Watches Aside, Smart Houses Are The Next Big Thing
The future of smart houses technology: What is it and what are your options?
3D Pocketcopter: The World’s Smallest Flying Camera
The 3D Pocketcopter, the world's smallest flying camera raises 700% beyond it's goal at Indiegogo.
Apple And U2 Secretly Working On New Way To Revolutionize Music Buying
Amidst sketchy details, U2 and Apple disclosed that they've been working on a new Digital format that would change the way we consume music.