With more smartphones being sold than ever before, it’s not surprising to see plenty of innovative chargers being designed for the battery-guzzlers. This “Juice” model not only charges phones, but AA and AAA batteries too. More »
Currently, there’s a typo in a trending topic on Twitter, and it’s doing my head in, though at least it won’t be responsible for a plane tail-strike like the one that occurred at Melbourne Airport earlier this year. More »
Space: The final frontier – for Nikon, anyway. The camera company’s relationship with NASA has just got steamier, as they’re supplying 11 DS3 D-SLRs and seven AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED lenses for their space photography. More »
The Wall Street Journal and the New York Post not your favourite rags? Sony’s signed up a couple of dozen more newspapers for its Reader Daily Edition, with the New York Times, The Financial Times, and The Denver Post included. More »
The Mojave Desert – last seen on our virtual pages when the SpaceShipTwo was unveiled – has leapt into the news again today, thanks to Senator Dianne Feinstein’s legislation which will stop 13 solar plants and wind turbines from moving in. More »
Come, gather round the Remainders tree for the orts and leavings of the day’s stories. Today: Apple’s gift-wrapped products, free overnight shipping for the Kindle, internet available under the San Francisco Bay, and many more. More »
I cannot, I will not use the pun Google wants me to use. But this video kept my attention for the whole two-and-a-half minutes, which is no mean feat in this easily distractable time we bananas are surprisingly filling! More »
Photo sticker booths, which still exist in some shopping centres, spawned a generation of Japanese young people who were referred to using the Japanese word for the machines: Purikura. More »
