Meet the Instagram phenom making art with a Game Boy Camera from 1998
The Game Boy Cameraman posts photos online shot with the retro game console. We chatted with him about his craft and finding other people's 8-bit nudes.
This amazing sound lab can replicate the acoustics of any building that exists… or doesn’t
Until now, there’s been no convincing way of truly replicating the sound environment of different locations from the comfort of one room. That's now changed.
Simplicity breeds success: the lasting impact of AOL Instant Messenger
Ten years ago, AOL Instant Messenger was ubiquitous — and its influence is still evident in the communications services we use today.
Nintendo’s Switch is small, but it can slug it out with PS4 and Xbox One
While exact hardware specifications for the Nintendo Switch haven’t been released, we know enough to say how it’ll stack up against the Xbox One and PS4.
How Arc’teryx uses tech from vacuum cleaners to save your life in an avalanche
The Arc’teryx Voltair avalanche airbag uses an electric blower system that's the result of designers playing with RC helicopters and vacuum cleaners.
Sleep above the fray (and rocks) in Kammok’s elegant tent-hammock hybrid
The Kammok Sunda could be the most versatile camping shelter ever invented with four possible configurations weighing between one to five pounds.
How the Alternative Limb Project is transforming prosthetics into an astonishing artform
The Alternative Limb Project is transforming the medium of prosthetics into the ultimate form of self-expression. Here's the story behind it.
I ate a pizza made by a robot in the back of a truck, and it was delicious
Zume Pizza is the latest Silicon Valley startup to be making headlines, largely because of the way that it automates the pizza-making process.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Levitating turntables, a tent-hammock hybrid
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
'Falling Water' creators: GOT and Mr. Robot helped get TV ready for a show about dreams
Gale Anne Hurd and Blake Masters, creators of the new USA Networks show 'Falling Water,' discuss the science of dreams and why TV is finally ready for it.
PlayStation VR is so good that it doesn’t need a ‘killer app’
Sony's VR headset launches today without a singular, definitive VR experience, but the breadth of content should satiate early adopters.
‘Say Yes!’ Elliot Smith lives on in Joe Spadaro’s latest killer compilation
Say Yes: The Music of Elliott Smith is the latest in a long lineup of killer compilations from Joe Spadaro, who spoke to us about his basement operation.