Last week, in the south west of England, the world started to fall in on itself. As little blue balls of sticky gel fell from the sky, Steve Hornsby feared the worst: the end was surely nigh. But, phew, it’s all OK. A florist from a nearby town has sorted it out. More »
Apple’s secrecy means speculation runs rampant about pretty much anything it does. So, in that light, there’s this: The mystery event scheduled for October will be at their HQ, not downtown San Francisco. That’s atypical! Now, speculate. [All Things D]
DARPA’s several hundred million dollar quest to build an aeroplane that can nuke anything within an hour isn’t going so well. It’s lost both launched prototypes, mysteriously disappearing (and presumably burning up and crashing into the ocean). Here’s the video. More »
Samsung, Google and Sprint are all trying to figure out why some users’ Nexus S phones are nuking pictures without any explanation, Computerworld reports. It’s a toughie, because there doesn’t seem to be any common cause behind the deletions. More »
So, you know those black boxes they found from Air France Flight 447, which crashed midway between a flight from Sao Paulo to Paris? They managed to recover all the data from them. More »
