Though the great Patsy Cline passed away over 50 years ago, country music fans will have the chance to see a hologram version of her perform...

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The communists aren’t replacing our precious bodily fluids, as Sterling Hayden’s character falsely prophesised in Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove....

In 1992, Sony thought they had it — the killer app. They unveiled a brick that folded open and looked like a cross between a chunky Discman...

Fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, dairy products, eggshells, coffee and tea, paper food containers and wrapping, baked goods, herbs and spices...

In a world of ultra convenience — one where information flows at the blink of an eye, from finding scores in the Euro Cup to directions to a...

Technology is ridiculously consumer-driven, dependent on early adopters who pay top dollar to be in on the ground floor. But one of 2006's m...

An offensive has been building for the last year. Two forces have engaged in a public relations conflict. The war of tech specs has been bac...

Lead, cadmium, mercury, hexavalent chromium, organotins, brominated flame retardants, phthalates and tributyl tin sitting in a landfill. Thi...

Most analysis of the iPod sees it as ubiquitous fashion statement and logical endgame for an era of portable music, the grandchild of the 45...