The developers of the unique and independently developed NixOS GNU/Linux operating system announced a few minutes ago, on September 30, the …
The team at iFixit is learning a hard, hard lesson about the importance of honoring developer agreements. Apple has banned an iFixit developer account (and consequently, the iFixit app) after the repair-it-yourself outfit tore down a pre-release A…
Remember when Jay Z said Tidal, the streaming music service he acquired earlier this year, was doing just fine? Well, as it turns out, things are still on a respectable course. The musician/entrepreneur took to Twitter to reveal a significant miles…
The Fedora 23 Linux operating system has not even been released, and Fedora Project's Jan Kurik comes with the first system-wide change proposal …
For ages, Polyphony Digital has been promising a Gran Turismo 6 track editor that lets you build the race course of your dreams. Well, it's finally here… if not quite in the form you might have expected. Download the Track Path Editor app for A…
The new report, "A $5 Billion Value: Estimating the Total Development Cost of Linux Foundation's Collaborative Projects," is the first attempt to …
Star Wars isn’t the only galaxy-spanning sci-fi series to be getting its own theme park experience. Video game developer BioWare announced last night that Mass Effect, its epic space opera RPG trilogy, would become the inspiration for an upcoming attraction at California’s Great America park. The theme park says the attraction will feature settings and character from the Mass Effect video games, and will mix special effects, live performances, and “4D” effects as guests “travel through awe-inspiring landscapes, face off against bigger than life adversaries and ultimately help save the day.”
It’s not clear yet exactly what the ride will entail, but if other “4D” experiences are any indication, visitors can expect to be splashed in the…
If you want to survive a biological attack, you might want to look into buying a Tesla. The company just officially unveiled the Model X, and Elon Musk shared a rather unexpected feature during the unveiling: a “bioweapon defense mode” button.
“This is a real button,” said Musk, who was all too ready to have to defend the existence of the outrageous feature. He was in the middle of discussing how clean the Model X is when it comes to air quality both in and out of the car (the air cleanliness is “on the levels of a hospital room,” he said) when things got dark.
The Model X is 800 times better at filtering viruses than other cars
The button should come in handy “if there’s ever an apocalyptic scenario of some kind,” he said. All you…
Now that Tesla's Model S has the world warmed up to the idea of classy-looking electric cars, it's ready to do it all again with a different form factor. After delays (and more delays), CEO Elon Musk announced the Model X in full specific detail…
This new Bolt DVR may not totally remake the recording technology TiVo is famous for, but it introduces a sharp departure in design and adds features customers have asked for since it started in the late 90s. Just like the leaks suggested, the Bolt…