Although they have not yet won the rights to use Iron Man as their spokesman, HTC has hired the next best thing.

If you have a spare $1.45 million, you can purchase a Monet from the comfort of your own home.

A professor of educational technology at England’s Newcastle University thinks that a Ralph Wiggum-esque understanding of the rules of language may be just fine for the next generation of students.  According to Professor Sugata Mitra: Spelling and grammar are “a bit unnecessary because they are skills that were very essential maybe 100 years ago but they are not right now,” Mitra said. “Firstly, my phone corrects my spelling so I […]

If you can’t trust Bill Nye the Science Guy, who can you trust? AsapSCIENCE requested Bill Nye’s expertise to determine whether or not stopping an asteroid is possible. Don’t worry - we’re not in an Armageddon or Deep Impact-esque crisis here. (You don’t see Morgan Freeman  sitting in the Oval Office, either.) There’s no imminent threat of asteroid collisions that I’m aware of. In his video on the topic, Nye […]

Facebook announced another move into Twitter turf.

The signals that tell us where we are and direct us to where we’re going are surprisingly easy to disrupt, according to The Economist.

Sony and Panasonic are joining up to make all those Blu-ray discs you’ve been purchasing obsolete.

For the first time in four years, Apple is no longer the most profitable mobile phone maker in the world.

The internet’s version of The Li’l Rascals strike again!

A pair of unnamed systems administrators know that the House of Representatives can be hacked - because they’ve done it.