Malware-hosting e-cigs could be bad for your computer’s health
You might want to think twice before plugging your e-cig into your laptop to charge it, particularly if it's a cheaper brand — reports say some devices have been found to be carrying malware.
Some developers are giving up on Google Glass, says report
Google Glass faces an uncertain future if the software companies Reuters has been speaking to are any indication — but Google says it remains committed to the device and other wearables.
GoPro confirms two new Hero4 models, with pro-level 4K and built-in touchscreen
GoPro has launched the new Hero4, the latest addition to its popular series of action cameras. The Hero4 comes in two models: one that does 4K, while the other has a built-in touchscreen LCD. Also, GoPro unveils a new entry-level Hero.
Scientists develop a brain decoder that can hear your inner thoughts
The term "thinking out loud" could take on a whole new meaning in the light of new research from the University of California, Berkeley, where staff have a system for mapping our inner thoughts.
‘F is for Family’ is the newest addition to Netflix’s original shows
It sounds like Netflix is aiming to create its very own version of The Simpsons or Family Guy with a new original animated show from comedian Bill Burr. 'F is for Family' will appear in 2015.
Twitter swoops in to keep Twitpic’s archives online
After nearly seven years in operation, Twitpic has finally closed its doors to new uploads. Its huge archive will live on however, thanks to a last-minute deal struck with Twitter itself.
The Queen sends out her first tweet
God save the Queen from the trolls: Elizabeth II sent out her first tweet while opening a technology exhibition at the London Science Museum, though it's "unlikely" she'll become a regular tweeter.
Facebook could soon take more of an interest in your health
Facebook has plans to get into health and fitness, according to new reports — dedicated groups on the site and spin-off mobile apps could be used to help look after the well-being of users.
Virtual reality headsets could help your fear of flying
Imagine taking a walk through an open meadow or enjoying an immersive movie experience to take your mind of the stresses of flying — an Airbus patent is exploring virtual reality on aircraft.
Nixie is a wearable that flies off your wrist
One of the contenders for Intel's Make It Wearable Challenge is a new kind of wearable — it takes off from your wrist to record you in action, and then returns back to you automatically.
Ello promises an ad-free social network that doesn’t mine your data
Tired of the adverts on Facebook? Worried about the data Twitter could be collecting on you? Ready to move on from MySpace? Ello is a new social network that says it works differently.
New invisibility cloak device can hide almost anything
A team at the University of Rochester have but together an invisibility system that they say is the first of its kind — simple to build, inexpensive and capable of working at almost any size.
Coca-Cola is adding Wi-Fi to its vending machines
Coca-Cola will provide the drinks and BT will provide the infrastructure in a new scheme in South Africa, enabling those in poor and under-developed communities to get online for free.
Portal is a flexible smartphone that you strap to your arm
If current smartphones and wearable devices leave you cold, check out the Portal phone, which promises to provide the best of both worlds. The project is currently looking for funds on Indiegogo.
