Star Trek Resurgence reviewed: a great diversion
Beam in to a new sci-fi story, as Star Trek Resurgence recreates an episode of the classic 90s vibe by letting you take command of a ship, and also spend time fixing it, among other things.
Tag: science fiction
Tron: Catalyst reviewed: cycle redundancy
With a new film on the way, now is the time for a new Tron game. Does Tron Catalyst provide the thrill and fun of disc throwing and light cycle racing with style?
LG stretches a screen with a sci-fi prototype
What does the future hold for phone, tablet, and laptop screens? They could get super stretchy thanks to some very interesting tech LG is showing off.
Withings builds the Star Trek tricorder dream with BeamO
A gadget that can check your health and make it easier to diagnose your condition? It could be the next product you consider.
The Wrap – Dyson, Captain Kirk, & Samsung’s Best New Phone
This week on The Wrap, we’ll find out what’s new from Dyson and how the company plans to clean the air, plus how will Captain Kirk live forever as AI. And what is Samsung’s best new phone? We’ll give you that review and more, all in five.
Epson looks to make space robots a reality
We still don’t have robot butlers to do our bidding, but Epson is about to send robots to space.
Star Wars meets Apple Watch with bands, faces
The force may well be with cinema-goers from December 20 onwards, but if you want to show it on your wrist, you may want an Apple Watch.
Netflix releases interactive Black Mirror ahead of New Years
Netflix hasn’t exactly given a Christmas present beyond a massive archive of films and TV shows, but if you wanted something special, a belated gift of “Black Mirror” might just cut it.
A robot revolution: how Misty plans to make robots come home
When robot maker Sphero announced it was spinning off to make bigger robots, we took notice, and now we know even more.
Netflix Australia beams in “Star Trek” in 2017
