Someone faces off with alligator to retrieve his iPhone

When 24-year-old Anthony Larrimore dropped his iPhone while snapping pictures of an alligator in Fort Myers — only for the ‘gator to take a shine to the smartphone. The only problem? The iPhone had pictures of Larrimore’s 10-month-old son on it. According to Larrimore’s partner Laciey D’Agostino, the problem began when they decided to try…

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Why Time Moves Faster When You’re In Control

We’ve all been there: waiting for a boring meeting to finish or for a bus to arrive and time just seems to drag on far more slowly than usual. Yet our most enjoyable moments seem to whizz by at lightning speed. It seems obvious that more boring events appear to take longer than the ones…

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A Possible Alien Life On Moon Titan

Near-infrared radiation from the Sun reflecting off Titan‘s hydrocarbon seas. NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona/University of Idaho The precursors to life may be on Saturn’s smoggy moon Titan, but not in the way you think. Far from there being DNA or RNA drifting around the muddy surface of his hydrocarbon-rich world, a team of scientists from Cornell…

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Video: see how a mosquito bites your flesh and sucks your blood

Usually, being bitten by a mosquito is an event that conjures up swear words and frantic itching, but more advanced souls might turn their thoughts to what exactly happens when the insect manages to get under your skin. Thanks to a video shot by researchers at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, we now have a…

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This Ancient Laptop Maintains The Best Supercars On The Planet

You’ll be surprised to know that McLaren Automotive — one of the most advanced car companies — still employs a Compaq LTE 5280 laptop from the early 1990s to service the McLaren F1s. The company still uses its DOS-based software to maintain these cars valued at $10 million or more. McLaren F1 was the first…

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Photos Of Tesla Model 3 prototype

We’re not sure whether or not Tesla encourages people to snap pictures of Model 3 prototypes when they visit the electric carmaker’s facilities in Fremont, California. We wholeheartedly encourage it though, and a new pair of snaps have emerged to give us our best look yet at the near-final Model 3 design in a stunning…

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What will happen when robots become smarter than humans

Everything is going to change. World View The term ‘Singularity’ was first used in the technological sense (as opposed to its definition within physics) by Hungarian American mathematician John von Neumann. In 1958, he said “ever accelerating progress of technology and changes in the mode of human life, which gives the appearance of approaching some essential…

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Samsung’s New Smart Glow notification ring

Only last week, we detailed the previously leaked Smart Glow notification feature that will bring complex notification features to future Galaxy phones. Though we expect it on more devices in the future, the first phone to launch with Smart Glow is the Galaxy J2 (2016). Now, we can show you what it looks like on that device. The image…

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Top Famous Hacking Groups Of All Time

Like the animals, hackers also hack their prey in groups. Sometimes these groups become famous for perceived good deeds like hacking ISIS websites done by Anonymous but most of the time these hacker groups operate against the law. Some of the hacker groups have since disbanded after being in public eye. The prime example of…

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This Little Magnet Can Add Up To 256GB Of Storage To Your iPhone

You wanted the latest iPhone, but you could only afford the 16GB model. By the time you install some cool apps, load some songs and shoot some pictures and video, you can expect something else to appear on your screen: the Storage Almost Full message. You can go through the sometimes frustrating task of backing…

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The iPhone 7 Will Start With a 32GB Model

The iPhone 7 is being rumored as only a moderate change when compared to the iPhone 6s, but there could be one big change that many potential buyers will look forward to. The Wall Street Journal has run a piece regarding buying a phone right now and how, importantly, right now isn’t a good time…

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