APPLE’S first-ever ‘spatial computer’ finally goes on sale to Brits. The launched Apple Vision Pro headset was announced last summer and hit stores in February this year, but only in the United States. The Vision Pro is finally coming to the UKCredit: Apple The headset adds a digital layer to the world around youCredit: Apple … Read more
Fallout fans have wanted to play as a ghoul in the main Fallout games for years. In early 2025, they’ll be able to realize that rather grim fantasy via an update to Fallout 76. This won’t technically be a first for the Fallout franchise, as Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel will allow players to play as … Read more
When Apple first launched Siri alongside the iPhone 4S in 2011, the company created a series of very convincing ads showing how you could use this newfangled voice assistant thing. In one, Zooey Deschanel asks her phone about tomato soup delivery; in another, John asks Malkovich for existential life advice. There’s also one where Martin … Read more
Proposals submitted by Frasers Group show what the former building would look like internally and externally if it were fully taken over by five of the group’s largest retail brands. The Ipswich branch of BHS was one of the chain’s flagship stores and has been in its current location since the late 1990s following its … Read more
Enlarge / Boeing’s Starliner capsule takes off aboard United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket. After years of delays, Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft finally launched into orbit from Florida on Wednesday, sending two veteran NASA astronauts on a long-delayed shakedown cruise to the International Space Station. The Starliner capsule lifted off atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas … Read more
I’ve written quite a few times over the years about the lenses I’d most like to see for the Canon RF mount, and consistently the one lens topping that list is an update to Canon’s hugely popular EF 35mm f/1.4 USM II -lens. This lens is the basic lens for many professional and amateur photographers, … Read more
Physicists are one step closer to developing a complete mathematical theory that can predict how blood and other special fluids flow. This bizarre behavior has puzzled researchers for decades. Not that we’ve tried it, but blood actually deforms a bit when it’s bumped, and strangely enough, it thickens when a strong, sudden force is applied … Read more
Graham Wildin, 70, has defied a series of court orders to demolish the leisure complex at the back of his house for more than a decade – even serving a prison sentence for it The demolition work on the man cave has started(SWNS) Britain’s ‘largest man cave’ is finally being demolished after a protracted battle … Read more
Google has finally addressed the out-of-control web search results apparently generated by its AI, screenshots of which circulated widely on social media over the past week. In short, the internet goliath argued that it’s not as bad as it seems, although he promised to eliminate the system’s baffling responses. For those who missed it, Google … Read more
The early universe contained much less miniature black holes than previously thought, making the origin of the missing matter in our cosmos an even bigger mystery, a new study suggests. Miniature or primordial black holes (PBHs) are black holes that are believed to have formed in the first fractions of a second after the Big … Read more