Gadget News

Nokia is mostly known for making tablets and smartphones. The company does have a line of accessories for its smartphones including headsets and other devices. The Nokia BH-121 Bluetooth headset provides Stereo sound and...

The Dark Knight Rises Prepasted Batman Mural is a massive wallpaper mural that will transform your den and transport you into the fantasy world of Bruce Wayne and his alter-ego's quest to keep Gotham safe. The XL mural c...

There's been a ton of news about HealthCare.gov from the dark days of the rollout in October, to the slightly better days of now when the online healthcare exchange seems to be at a point of minimum reliability. If you f...

Pet-Remote works in combination with a free iPhone App and communicates with Bluetooth Smart. Pet-Remote is no shock-collar – it definitely won’t hurt your beloved dog! We simply use vibration which your dog can feel...

For those of us stuck in the slushy northern reaches of the country, the first weeks of December are always painful--for the internet (and Instagram, and Twitter) is full of interesting art on view at Design Miami/ and A...

A new app for Google Glass addresses one of the most common complaints for Explorers using it as a wearable camera: the fact that you don’t see what you’ve photographed until after its happened. Glass, in its standar...

Cost-conscious iPhone 5s or 5c buyers will soon have a pair of fresh choices for prepaid service. Tracfone has announced that both Straight Talk and Net10 will sell Apple's latest smartphones through Walmart on December ...

Well, it looks as if Amazon really started a trend since taking the wraps off of its Prime Air service. Not long after UPS said it, too, was experimenting with a delivery method lead by drones, Deutsche Post DHL, which i...

Oopsie. About a million liters of radioactive acid sludge accidentally poured out of a tank at the Ranger uranium mine in northern Australia. As if the spill itself weren't bad enough, the mine is also located in the Kak...

Apple started a wave when it announced its new A7 processor- -the brain of all its flagship products--would be 64-bit . Competitors have been keen to catch up , and now Qualcomm's making its move with the new Snapdragon ...

We knew it was only a matter of time before Qualcomm came out with its own chipset capable of supporting 64-bit, but we figured it'd be in something a little more... high-end. The Snapdragon 410, however, is a 28nm SoC t...

For the past century, an obscure mathematical principle called Zipf's law has predicted the size of mega-cities all over the world. And nobody knows why.

Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, and other big names in tech have joined forces to protest government surveillance worldwide, calling for “Global Government Surveillance Reform” to better balance keeping citizens ...

With the East Coast inundated with rain, sleet, and snow--and the West Coast not faring much better--now would be a good time to make sure your cold weather emergency kit is topped off with fresh supplies. Wait--you don'...

Google Street View: Is there anything it can't do? If it's not taking us inside Doctor Who's TARDIS or various automotive museums , it's catching the immediate aftermath of breathtaking charter bus accidents in Seattle.

In the trailer for No Man’s Sky, the developers at Hello Games have shown a game that’s about exploration of a fully procedurally generated set of environments. What this means is that the computer decided what to pu...

Miami's starchitect magnet, "Super Zips" for the rich, the real story behind our city-dwelling squirrels, and why Americans are driving less. Plus, a chilling portrait of homelessness in gentrified New York City--all in ...

The possibility that Mars was once home to all kinds of life is looking better and better with each new Curiosity discovery. According to newly published research, the rover has stumbled across a site in the Gale Crater ...

Facebook's fledgling artificial intelligence group now has a leader -- the social network has hired New York University professor Yann LeCun to run the research division from New York City. He'll remain at the university...

Thanks to the ever-diligent men and women of the United States Transportation Security Administration, we can all rest a little bit easier tonight. Yesterday at approximately 17:00 hours, a one Mr. Rooster Monkburn was s...

Code.org wants to make computer science a staple of the classroom, and it's taking a big step toward that goal today with the launch of its Hour of Code campaign. More than 30,000 US schools (35,000 worldwide) will devot...

For those of you waiting for Microsoft to bring Windows back to Windows 8 with a real-deal return to traditional elements, you may want to grab a drink. It would appear that two rather well-placed sources have agreed on ...