Another year, another Zombie-themed short film by the people @ Spiceworks. (You can check out last year’s video right here!) Deader. Creepier. And even more brain-hungry. It’s Zombies II! Rejoin your favorite IT heroes, Kris and Knox, in the ultimate zombie battle. Is the Spiceworks core the secret key to complete zombie annihilation? And will [...]
In Crane, Indiana, the Naval Warfare Surface Centre has revealed an app that shows you just how dangerous malware can be in the world of such intelligent phones. The app called PlaceRaider can take photos randomly while running in the background – you would never know it was happening. These photos can then be rendered [...]
This 12-minute short film (which includes the credits) is quite a creative masterpiece. Created using Blender, an open source 3D content creation suite and crowdfunded from the Blender Institute in Amsterdam, it’s quite a feast for the eyes. Without giving too much away, the story is centred on a man who is trying to make [...]
As I’m sure you must have heard by now, Apple’s new iOS6 (which the iPhone 5 has installed on automatically) has had a number of issues. The most irritating, of course, was that they completely bunged up the map functionality as they shifted away Google maps to try their own vectorized version. Of course, the [...]
An 11 year old has won $20,000 from AT&T in an app competition to try and discourage texting while driving. In collaboration with the designer David Grau, Victoria Walker created an app called Rode Dog for the “It Can Wait” campaign. How the app works is that you join a “pack” with your friends (you all have [...]
Check this out. Pixomondo took away the Creative Arts Emmy award for the visual effects in Game of Thrones and this video breaks it all down, showing you a lot of what was real and what was computer generated. Beware; this video severely breaks the suspension of disbelief. If you want to continue believing in [...]
It would seem that all is not rosy with the release of the new operating system on iDevices. Apparently there were floods of complaints from customers who had their WiFi greyed out following the update to iOS6 on iPhones 4 and 4S and iPad 3rd Gen. I haven’t yet updated my systems to iOS6 and [...]
That’s right. A stunningly low proportion of only 16% Americans know what “the cloud” is, according to a national survey conducted by Wakefield Research, commissioned by Citrix. Other stunning statistics to come out of the survey are as follows: 29% of correspondents responded with a reference to an actual cloud, the sky or something related [...]
Evernote and Moleskine have teamed up to deliver a notebook experience that suits the page-loving geek. No longer must you be ostracised for preferring the pen to the stylus or the touch of paper to the touch of screen. Now you can buy one of these Moleskine books, which have a “new design that improves image [...]
I imagine this would have taken MysteryGuitarMan quite some time to do. It’s cool to make something as boring as Excel actually interesting! Although, by the looks of things it’s actually the OpenOffice spreadsheet program rather than Microsoft Excel (just to be picky). [Via Flavorwire]
You can no longer trust your SMS to tell you who it’s really from on an iPhone. But don’t worry, the flaw has been found, and it can be fixed. Apparently, within the code sent via SMS there is a ‘User Data Header’ (UDH). This contains an option where you can set the number that [...]
I haven’t actually checked it out yet, but any of our readers care to weigh in on the extensive list of WTFs found at BuzzFeed?