We’ve been fascinated by the way Japanese scientists have been developing the Geminoid robots, and one of the ‘female’ versions has gone on display in Japan as an interactive mannequin.
Earlier today, Twitter lit up with comments from outraged customers who had learnt that the network was handing out their mobile telephone number to any website they visited.
If you like the look of the ASUS Transformer Prime then you’re going to lurve the new Lenovo IdeaTab S2 tablet-plus-keyboard combo, which teams up a wafer thin 10 inch tablet with an optional full QWERTY keyboard base.
London’s iconic BT Tower in the centre of London is now strutting a new, stripped down look after its owners were given permission to remove the distinctive microwave horns and dishes from the upper part of the structure.
With the year almost up, we thought we’d have a rummage through our stats to see which posts proved the most popular in 2011, and were a little surprised to find our photography articles proving the most read.
Google has sent out an email biding farewell to its “I coulda been a challenger” Google Wave service, which was deigned to let users “communicate and collaborate in real time.”
We’ve all seen those clever 3D paintings sketched out by street artists, but this incredible creation on London’s Canary Wharf quayside can claim to be the biggest – and quite possibly the best.
I’ve been totally blown away by this astonishing time lapse video taken from the International Space Station.
The Google Street View team has been busy, with the pedals on the Street View trike powering the cameras across the 22 different countries to snap some of the world’s most beautiful parks.
We love our Samsung Galaxy S2 handsets – in fact we think they’re the best phones you can buy right now, bar none – but Samsung has decided to up the goodness even more with the new Galaxy S II LTE.
They can jump, bend, warp, buckle and even snap when a drunk arse crashes on top of them, but still vinyl remains the format that will not die.
With sales driven by indie kids who perhaps want to make a more meaningful connection with their favourite songs than a collection of bits and bytes from iTunes, vinyl sales in the UK have jumped 55 per cent rise from January to June this year (compared to sales during the same period in 2010).
Now here’s something we’ve been wanting in GMail for yonks: a preview pane.
Google has just added this handy feature which lets you instantly preview emails in your inbox.
Japanese researchers are developing a robot that can think, learn and act by itself using advanced artificial intelligence which lets it ‘think like humans’ when taking on new tasks.
We can’t say we’re surprised because it’s a ruddy great phone: Samsung has announced today that it has sold more than 5 million units of Galaxy S2 smartphone.
Here at Wirefresh we’ve got a lot of time for weird, scary and just plain odd robotic creations, so when we heard about a bizarre robot silicon mouth, we had to share it with you.
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