Mysterious Space Object Set To Enter Earth's Atmosphere Next Month
A mysterious piece of space junk dubbed WT1190F will enter Earth's atmosphere on Friday Nov. 13, scientists say, plunging into the Indian Ocean about 62…
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Apple Beats On Huge iPhone Sales, But iPad Sales Continue To Tank
Apple today released its earnings for the September quarter and delivered a profit of $11.1 billion on the back of $51.5 billion in revenue. Earnings wise,…
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Ex-Cop Offers Insider Tips For Fighting Speeding Tickets
If you've been pulled over for speeding and you think you're innocent, there are ways to fight your speeding ticket that will increase your chances…
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Walmart Wants To Deliver Your Goods By Drone Just Like Amazon
In December 2013, Amazon announced the Prime Air delivery-by-drone project supposed to take shipping to the next level. The company unveiled a special drone prototype…
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Rare 'Lord Of The Rings' Map Annotated By JRR Tolkien On Sale For $92,000
An extremely rare map of Middle-earth annotated by "The Lord of the Rings" author JRR Tolkien is on sale in the U.K. for $92,138. The…
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Meet The Hacker Who Is Single-Handedly Trying To Rid The Web Of Racists
Many of the stories we run on BGR revolve around hacks and security flaws that we believe our readers should know about. Online security is…
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'Steve Jobs' Movie Review: A Surprisingly Boring And Uninspired Film
With high expectations, I went to see the new Steve Jobs movie earlier this week with some friends. Penned by Aaron Sorkin and directed by Danny…
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The Strongest And Most Dangerous Tropical Cyclone Ever Recorded Is About To Make Landfall
Mexico is about to be hit by a huge tropical cyclone that might turn out to be the most dangerous such meteorological event ever recorded.…
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Scientists Claim 99.9% Chance Of 5.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hitting L.A. By 2018
Natural disasters are becoming increasingly commonplace, but more often than not, they happen aboard as opposed to within the borders of the United States. According…
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College Students Invent Wheelchair That Moves Like A Segway And Climbs Stairs
Scientists are still trying to figure out how to restore full locomotion to patients who have suffered debilitating accidents that forced into wheelchairs. But until procedures that can…
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Life Hack Video Reveals An Unlikely Way To Sneak Into Disneyland
Disneyland is awesome. It's also expensive. Very, very expensive. This is why The Hacks Of Life decided to make a guide for sneaking into the happiest place…
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The Evolution Of US Military Camouflage
Last summer, the U.S. Army confirmed that soldiers will begin wearing the new Army Combat Uniform (ACU) that bears the Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) –…
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Defense Contractor Shows Off 'Iron Beam' Anti-Drone Laser
Late last week, we showed you a new type of rifle that can shoot a drone out of the sky without firing a single bullet. While…
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Jony Ive On Apple's Plans To Conquer The Fashion And Lifestyle Industry
The Apple Watch is fascinating device for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that it speaks to Apple's ultimate goal to break…
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Ad-Free YouTube Is Finally Coming... For A Price
How many people would pay $9.99 per month to have an ad-free version of YouTube? Google is about to find out. Starting on October 28th, Google…
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These Are The Best 5 Videos We Could Find Of Animals Attacking Drones
If you've ever had a neighbor who's flown a drone over your yard, you've probably been tempted to shoot it down and teach him a lesson.…
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Scientists Have Created A New Breed Of Stronger, Faster Dogs Using DNA Manipulation
If you've ever read recent dystopian sci-fi books such as Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake or Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl, you'd know that one of their common…
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Does Google Have A Serious Mobile Problem?
Google has won mobile, some Android fans will tell you, and has been consistently winning for years. The company has a massive market share lead…
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Apple TV Release Set For Next Week, Preorders Begin On October 26 According To Tim Cook
While speaking with Wall Street Journal editor Gerry Baker last night as part of the WSJDLive conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook touched on a number…
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SpaceX Is Really All About Going To Mars
Elon Musk's bold SpaceX reusable rocket program may have a more audacious goal in mind than just making space travel more affordable for missions around…
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Xiaomi Is Introducing A $300 Hoverboard That Looks Like A Mini-Segway
Xiaomi has made its name by producing consumer tech products with high specs and shockingly low prices and now it's released its most ambitious product…
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IBM Goes Apple: Helpdesk Calls Way Down Compared To Windows
IBM, at one time a Windows PC heavyweight, is now deploying Macs internally and is seeing a precipitous drop in helpdesk calls. How precipitous? Only…
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Microsoft Does What?
Back in the day when Apple was trying to reaffirm itself in the computer business and convince buyers that Macs were better than PCs, the…
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Sign Of Alien Life? Kepler Telescope Spots Strange Star
A distant star is getting a lot of attention from astronomers – possibly as a sign that alien life is out there. The star KIC 8462852…
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Incredible 360-Degree Interactive Video Of A Plane Taking Off And Landing From Inside The Cockpit
We've seen a number of incredible videos of planes taking off over the past few months, from this Russian fighter jet taking off vertically to…
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Virgin Rolls Out 'Smart Pavement' That Embeds Wi-Fi Hotspots In Manholes
While we've heard a lot about municipalities using public telephones as locations for Wi-Fi hotspots, Virgin has come up with a way to deliver public…
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"It Just Works": 5% Of Mac Users At IBM Call The Help Desk, Compared To 42% Of PC Users
Following up on Apple and IBM's landmark 2014 deal to jointly create iOS apps and introduce more iPhones and iPads into the enterprise, the two…
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