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Google has a present for those want access to sophisticated data with relation to our very own planet.

PayPal. It's one of the most well-known methods of transferring money online (even though it might be the most frustrating).

For so many years, mankind has faced a huge conundrum: how does one take photos above the water and below it at the same time?

Smart phone users love Google maps, as they should. It wasn't too long ago when Google added turn-by-turn navigation, resulting in the anti-climactic killing…

Y'know how experts are always forecasting that we'll soon be using our phones for everything, including ePayments and eTicketing and sutff?

According to the fine print on new placards showing up in Apple stores, the white iPhone is headed to a waiting hand near you...

Soon we will all be starting holiday shopping, unless some of you out there are disgustingly organized.

If you were a fan of Tron or are a fan of Tron: Legacy, you'll survive nicely in one of these fabulous chairs.

Bouygues Telecom, a French mobile phone company, has released a great way to preserve digital memories. Instead of slapping pictures into a photo album with a few captions, the company thought it would be cool if they

Earlier today, I was lucky enough to catch a too-brief glimpse of RIM's 7" Playbook tablet when David Neale, VP for Special Projects quickly demoed the…

So the Mac App Store won't have demos . How about that. Demos, trials and 'Lite' versions are hugely popular on iOS, helping drive sales - but the Mac App…

Yeah, so, uh... it may please you to know that Sony has just released an HDTV with a built-in PlayStation 2.

To the best of my knowledge, the Techi crew has let fly with a number of interesting Rubik's Cubes in the past... or maybe it's just been me.

Apparently, Ben the Bodyguard is some sort of data-security app. The truth is, after a quick Google, there's excruciatingly little information as of yet.

There's something so bizarre about posthumous album releases. Like, what's the deal with 2pac?

Chrome has been making strides over the past few months to increase its footprint on Windows computers across the world.
This may be done tongue and cheek, but it's not only possible but sadly it's something that is, in one form or another, likely.

This would be so rad, if I didn't mind looking like a total chimney. Before you is the 'world's smallest' cellphone jammer - disguised as a package of…

Hey there. This is a photographic collection of pixels whose purpose it is to show you what the 33rd-largest computer in the world looks like.

FFS, Apple. FFS. Just as I - and, perhaps, many of you - thought that this whole 3D ballyhoo was coming to its logical conclusion (invariable failure - one…

If you have been following Techi, you probably have seen unusual uses for the Kinect. A gesture-controlled robot might have been something you looked into, or you might have found out how you could learn to dance using

Four hours. This is the amount of time I spent playing Minecraft today. But I had only intended to load up the game to take screenshots for this very…

Virgin's Project magazine is set to revolutionize the way we think about content consumption on the iPad with the world's first all-digital magazine for the…

Stupidity aside, the U.S. government has long been looking for ways to reduce the amount of accidents on the road.