Technology

Crowdfunding is all the rage these days, with as recently as last week the much anticipated Veronica Mars movie hitting theaters after being funded almost entirely by fans eager to pitch in. But while sites like Kickstarter can be great for passion projects like that film, the people looking for funds are often doing absolutely incredible things. There are some truly amazing inventions and innovat

You may have seen a viral video lately of various celebrities playing around on what appears to be a real, live Hover Board, that magical toy we’ve all been waiting for ever since Back to the Future II was released. However, sadly it has been discovered the video was a hoax filmed for Funny or Die, meaning we still don’t have our freaking Hover Boards. Still, while we may not have a Hover Board, s

Science fiction paints robots as hi-tech futuristic creations, but robots (or “automatons” for those of us with a pinch of class) are much older than most

If you’re going to be performing your day-to-day duties in some of the harshest, deadliest environments in the world, you’re gonna need to drive something with some ass-kicking style.

It’s well known that the US patent law is fairly broken, the Patent Office is swamped with stupid garbage and (most importantly) this results in a goldmine for list based comedy writers.

Crack open a Labatt Blue and hold on to your snowshoes as we take you on a tour of some of the greatest Canuck inventions of all time.

Space is mostly empty, hence the term. But ever since we’ve been able to create controlled explosions large enough to put stuff up there, we’ve been using that gift to stash some truly ridiculous items…

Everything has to start somewhere. And when it comes to technology, that somewhere often so humble you have to wonder why we even stuck with them.

We like to think that, as humans, we are good at inventing things. After all, we're the species that came up with controlled fire, the wheel, sliced bread, and

Within the field of portable electronics, no company has done a better job of making the world a brighter place than Apple. From the iPod, which revolutionised