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Acer wasn't divulging much about availability when we first caught sight of its Iconia Tab A210 at Computex last month (beyond a general "Q3"), but the 10-inch Android tablet has now at least cleared one hurdle on its way to a release. The device has...

If "Z World Detroit" is actually approved for construction, it will be the first zombie-based theme park in the world. That's right, "all of this will take place in an expansive, enclosed area of Detroit filled with open spaces, industrial buildi...

If you've been aching to wile away hundreds more hours replaying Final Fantasy classics on the go, then Sony Japan's got some good news for you. It's finally revealed that the ability to play those charming, if a little dated, PSOne titles will arriv...

Here's something that you'll either want to buy immediately -- or that will just strike you as a giant waste of paper. There's no in between. Though I will venture a guess that Sergey Brin was going to get to this after he finishes with his Google Spectacles. From Crap Is Good, we've learned that two London artist/designers, Ben West and Felix Heyes, have created a visual dictionary, courtesy of Google. In other words, the artists took an average dictionary and replaced every single word (that's 21K words for those of you counting along at home) with the first Google Image result for that particular word. Crazy? Maybe. Slightly brilliant? Call it maybe. The result is a 1,240-page pic-tionary comprised of JPEGs and PNGs that will shock, confuse, and amaze.

Called the Seabreacher Y, this innovative submarine was designed to look like a real Ornicus Orca. Boasting "a 225-horsepower Rotax supercharged engine, the Killer Whale Submarine is able to hit speeds of 25 mph underwater and, when hydroplaning ...

While in the US, our LTE-equipped Galaxy S IIIs are packing dual-core Snapdragon S4 processors, the (so far) Korean-only Galaxy S III LTE that combines the quad-core Exynos processor of the international model with high speed data finally has a releas...

Instead of working hard, you should be working intelligently. According to this picture, working intelligently means turning a square block into a perfectly rollable sphere, or so we'd like to think. On the other hand, it never hurts to work hard...

There are plenty of people who can make great home cooked meals (ex: homemakers) and plenty of people who would probably pay a reasonable price for someone to cook for them (ex: young professionals / bachelors). There's an opportunity somewhere in there. Munchery is one of the latest startups to go after it. The company's tagline is "Reinventing the Personal Chef: Gourmet Delivered to Everyone". It's a pretty simple concept: professional chefs make a certain number of meals that are sold daily through the Munchery site. The meals are delivered to your door and all you need to do is heat them up. Yum. I've known about the service for months, but always forget to use it. Recently, however, I've had constant reminders because they just launched an iPhone app that sends a daily push notification about what's available that night.

With Apple announcing Facebook integration in iOS6, it's no surprise that fans of both companies are coming up with their own interesting concepts, and this smartphone is one of the latest examples. On the outside, it looks like a first / second ...

The next Motorola Atrix phone has been revealed on the company's website as the Atrix HD, with an MB886 model number matching the "Dinara" we saw pass through the FCC. According to the listed specs, it features a 4.5-inch HD Colorboost (720 x 1,280) ...