The British Journal of Photography is championing 3 photo contests: The International Photography Award rewards the best photography worldwide, in any genre or subject. Now in its sixth year, it boasts two categories –...
House of cards. Check. House of matches. Check. House of staples. Wait a minute! We don’t know exactly how it all started, but Peter Root could have accidentally dropped oh, say about 100,000 staples on the floor...
“It may not have the most features or best image quality, but the new Fujifilm JZ500 is still a compelling travel-zoom camera, particularly for point-and-shoot beginners.” We’ve added another Fujifilm...
“The Cyber-shot W330 works best with lots of light, preferably daylight. Under these conditions the camera captures some very good photographs.” We’ve just added another Sony DSC-W330 [QuickPrice...
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Look carefully and you will find that the butterfly in this video is an artificial one created by Japanese researchers to prove that flight can be realised with simple flapping motions without feedback control. Share on...
Forget about finger flicking, zooming and page turning. What we really want is a gesture-based user-interface à-la-Minority Report. And this may not be as far away as you think. MIT researchers Robert Wang and Jovan...
Sports Illustrated showed off today at Google I/O a prototype of their online edition, which they dubbed as “Developed in HTML5”. We give it a Fail. Developed in HTML5 using: CSS Animation Embedded Fonts...
