With the Xperia Z4 smartphone nowhere to be seen at MWC 2015 (even if …
Sony Xperia M4 Aqua Hands-On: Proper Waterproofing, Two Day Battery
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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Xperia Z4 Tablet: Slick and Slim, With Laptop Aspirations
There’s a new tablet in town. It’s the new Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet and yeah, it’s slimmer, lighter and more powerful than its predecessor, …
Samsung’s new Galaxy S6: Too much like the iPhone?
By Chris Matyszczyk Technically Incorrect: With less superfluous software and more emphasis on design, some might wonder whether Samsung’s new phone is a little too similar to the iPhone. Will that make marketing it easier?
How One Man Wants to Free North Korea With USB Drives and Pirated Movies
By Eric Limer
North Korea is a quietly desolate otherworld, at least as far as we outsiders can tell from …
How One Man Wants to Free North Korea With USB Drives and Pirated Movies
By Eric Limer
North Korea is a quietly desolate otherworld, at least as far as we outsiders can tell from …
Telefónica maps out ‘journey to 5G speeds’
By Laura Martinez Spain’s giant telecom comes to Mobile World Congress with demo speeds of up to 375 Mbps on its LTE-Advanced commercial network.
This Painter Can Even Make Toxic Sludge Look Beautiful
By Maddie Stone
If you didn’t think anything beautiful could come from toxic waste, well, think again. Ohio University art professor John Sabraw and civil engineer Guy Riefler have …
An Oculus Rift-Controlled Robot Is Awesome (and Also Adorable)
By Darren Orf
Even before the Oculus Rift has made it into the homes of eager early adopters, there have already been …
An Oculus Rift-Controlled Robot Is Awesome (and Also Adorable)
By Darren Orf
Even before the Oculus Rift has made it into the homes of eager early adopters, there have already been …
It’s Time to Go Alien Hunting on Titan
By Maddie Stone
Move over Europa, there’s another moon out to claim the title of first place we’ll discover extraterrestrial life. New research from Cornell University finds that alien microbes could, just maybe, eek it out on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan. But these critters wouldn’t be like anything we’ve ever seen before—not even close.
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