CES: Gadgets
The people at the Consumer Electronics Show actually get to see some of the cooler gadgets we'll see later... now. So let me show you…
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CES: What is a MID?
If you're staying up to date with technology or trying to anyway, you're probably aware the Internet Telephony is becoming bigger and bigger with more…
Review: Lowepro SlingShot 300AW
If you're someone with a single-lens reflex or digital single-lens reflex camera, the SlingShot bags are messenger style bags that you wear in a shoulder…
Is this whole high-def format war pointless?
The end is looking nigh for the HD-DVD format. It's been a hectic ride for the consumer in what's really a lose-lose format war. If…
CES: Mobile Phones
In case you hadn't heard, the Consumer Electronics Show is on in Las Vegas. So we're going to take a look at some of the…
Review: Mass Effect
Even with its flaws, Mass Effect brings one of the most enjoyable and memorable experiences the gaming world has seen in ages. Seeing as you…
Solar energy put to the test
Clean power will always be something that gets people attention and a new solar farm just being finished now will put solar energy to a…
Review: CSI: Hard Evidence
CSI Hard Evidence doesn't exactly change the formula from it's past CSI games and provides more forensics-based crime adventure to whet whatever palette it is…
Review: Palm Treo 500v
What if there was another device you could do all that with? What if you weren't happy with your Blackberry? The Palm Treo 500v is…
New technology set to make phones waterproof
Did you know that more than 1.2 million mobile phones were lost due to water related accidents last year? Well what if there was a…
The clothing that could save your life
If you're planning to take a trip where there might be danger to your life any time soon, do yourself a favour and stay home.…
The GPS for toilet breaks
SatLav is a new technology that allows people in London's West End to text the word "toilet" to a number to receive details for where…
TIME Magazine announces their video game Top 10
As this is the news blip for 2007, it's only fitting that TIME Magazine have announced what they consider the Top Ten Video Games of…
Brain Age’s Dr. Kawashima to help develop cars
Professor Ryuta Kawashima, the man behind Nintendo's very popular Brain Age series is taking his ideas on the brain into cars.
Koenigsegg create biofuel supercar
With fuel prices on the rise, a lot of people are looking at running on biofuel as a cheaper solution. But often with biofuel comes…
Review: The Bigs
With controls that actually work and make you build up a sweat, The Bigs is one of the most fun sports games ever. It does…
Supersonic Beer Created
Ways of making beer have just taken a leap forward with the creation of supersonic beer. Instead of traditional means of brewing beer, steam is…
Merry Christmas
From all of us at the Cyber Shack -- Charlie, Ray, Sarah, Jake, Justyn and me (Leigh), we hope you all have a Merry Christmas…
The smallest Christmas calendar ever
At the University of Regensburg in Germany, students on the nanotechnology department have been so bored that they've created a Christmas calendar worthy of any…
Review: WWE SmackDown! Vs. Raw 2008
If you're familiar with only a few fighting games, Smackdown takes the formula of different playing styles and offers different fighting types depending on the…
New GPS system in development
How many times have you used your GPS and still taken a wrong turn because you thought the next left really was the next left…
Taxi driver takes on GPS
Who would win in a race? Someone using the latest in GPS technology or a London cab driver? If you guessed the GPS, you'd be…
Review: Scene It! Lights, Camera, Action
Ever since Buzz came out on the PlayStation 2, gamers from practically every platform have been crying out for someone to make a trivia game…
Billboards: The Home of the Future
Have you ever seen those billboards that said "if you lived here, you'd be home by now"? Well, a new concept might just take that…
