Technology

Jardiland rebondit et fait évoluer son concept. De distributeur, il se veut désormais “commerçant spécialiste” et découvrez en images ce positionnement plus relationnel.

Earlier this week, Sony released PS4 firmware 2.50 dubbed “Yukimura,” which adds suspend/resume and 60fps Remote Play. Here’s what we found.

If you enjoyed my profile of Fandor earlier this week, you should definitely stream the Roger Ebert documentary Life Itself, currently available on Netflix. It’s not only a moving portrait of a passionate man, but it’s also a movie lover’s movie, … Continue reading →

Three new technologies will be tested on the ISS over the next year to make sure future Mars pioneers will be able to see where they’re going.

NASA has announced that it may have to cancel both the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and the ongoing Opportunity mission due to budget shortfalls. Both projects could be vital to long-term colonization efforts on the Moon or Mars.

This compact (more like midsize) pickup is perfect for a first truck. The LT trim line has the most technology and driver-assist features.

Microsoft has decided that new applications developed for its Windows 10 platform will be known as “Windows 10 apps,” while old software built for desktops and laptops will be “Windows desktop applications.” We pine for Metro branding.

Sling TV recently added A&E, Lifetime, and LMN networks to its lineup, but subscribers aren’t exactly getting these channels in full. Certain shows on both of these channels are effectively blacked out, with a “Restricted Content” message appearing in the … Continue reading →

Researchers at Rice University have perfected a technique they call ‘wet spinning’ to bundle millions of nanometer-sized carbon nanotubes into micron-sized threads.

Now you see it, and now you don’t, thanks to squid proteins.