All Things Ick

Daily Ick things that disgust

Technical

Realdoll invests in AI for future sexbots that move, and talk dirty

June 12, 2015 admin Technical

Tired of your $10,000 anatomically-correct sex doll just lying there? Well, now RealDoll, purveyors of alarmingly lifelike silicone sex partners — and apparently not movie buffs — plans to give them personalities. According to the New York Times, R…

Continue reading


The original number-pushing puzzle game, ‘Threes,’ goes free

June 12, 2015 admin Technical

Threes is a deceptively simple puzzle game. You slide numbered tiles across a 16-slot board, combining twin numbers to rack up the highest score possible. It seems like something timeless, like it should have been next to the crossword puzzle in The …

Continue reading


A game told me I don’t have what it takes to be a good Uber driver

June 11, 2015 admin Technical

Think you have the behind-the-wheel skills to cut it as an Uber driver? Well, the transportation company has a way for you to find out: a mobile game. UberDRIVE is an iOS title that not only offers a glimpse at a day in the life of an Uber driver, bu…

Continue reading


New net neutrality rules will take effect tomorrow

June 11, 2015 admin Technical

Nothing will stop the new net neutrality rules from taking effect on Friday now. The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has just tossed out the telecom industry’s request to block key net neutrality regulations while the lawsuit…

Continue reading


Google’s plan to fix big cities starts with Sidewalk Labs

June 10, 2015 admin Technical

Google wants to do more than just simplify privacy for its users and put autonomous cars on the road, it wants to “improve city life for everyone.” Cofounder Larry Page writes on G+ that with Mountain View’s Sidewalk Labs, the company intends to do j…

Continue reading


T-Mobile customers can use iOS 9 beta’s Continuity over cellular

June 10, 2015 admin Technical

The Continuity feature that allows you to continue text convos and calls across devices used to require those gadgets to be on the same WiFi network. With the iOS 9 beta, though, the functionality can be used over cellular and T-Mobile is the first t…

Continue reading


Websites can use Apple’s pressure-aware trackpad in OS X El Capitan

June 9, 2015 admin Technical

Apple’s pressure-sensitive Force Touch trackpad isn’t tremendously useful in typical Mac software, but it might just get a new lease on life in OS X El Capitan. The new operating system’s development tools let websites define what happens when you ma…

Continue reading


Watch D’Angelo, Alabama Shakes and more perform at Bonnaroo

June 9, 2015 admin Technical

Manchester, Tennessee’s annual music festival is set to take place this weekend, and thanks to Red Bull, you can watch in your air conditioned living room. Bonnaroo’s livestream starts Thursday, June 11th and rolls through Sunday with performances by…

Continue reading


Barclays doesn’t support Apple Pay, but it’s likely to

June 8, 2015 admin Technical

Nearly a year after it launched, Apple Pay is coming to the UK. Most major financial institutions were included in Apple’s WWDC 2015 keynote, but there was one notable exception: Barclays. It’s a weird omission, particularly as Barclaycard, the bank’…

Continue reading


The machines that rose to DARPA’s robotics challenge

June 8, 2015 admin Technical

The robot apocalypse has been postponed. At DARPA Robotics Challenge in California, where the world’s best and brightest robots came to compete, the machines were far from invincible. They moved at a glacial pace, stumbled and slammed to the ground a…

Continue reading


NASA pushes back its latest flying saucer test

June 7, 2015 admin Technical

NASA’s not having an easy time testing the Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator that should eventually put big payloads on Mars. The agency has scrubbed all test flights this weekend due to weather, and now won’t take the flying saucer-like balloon for…

Continue reading


Watch the US Navy test its electromagnetic jet fighter catapult

June 7, 2015 admin Technical

The US Navy’s next-gen electromagnetic catapult for aircraft carriers works! Well, OK, the military hasn’t exactly used it to launch an actual fighter jet yet, but a recent test has proven that it can handle 80,000 pounds of steel. The Navy has been …

Continue reading


Hackers in giant federal breach got 30 years of worker info

June 6, 2015 admin Technical

Just how bad was the hack that compromised the info of 4 million US government workers? Exceptionally bad, if you ask anonymous officials talking to Reuters. They understand that the Office of Personnel Management breach exposed data going as far bac…

Continue reading


Dear Veronica: Behind the scenes with Sirron Norris

June 6, 2015 admin Technical

#fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-304709{display:none;} .cke_show_borders.disgusting.ick.-widget-blogsmith-image-304709,.disgusting.ick..disgusting.ick.-widget-blogsmith-image-304709{width:570px;display:block;} Sirron Norris is an incredible artist based i…

Continue reading


Amazon’s Fire TV is a hit among US consumers, says report

June 5, 2015 admin Technical

Its ability to do everything, from video-streaming to gaming, makes the Fire TV a solid home entertainment product. And people in the US are starting to take note of this. According to Strategy Analytics, an independent firm that researches the consu…

Continue reading


Posts navigation

Older posts
Newer posts

Recent Posts

  • Critical Reflex to Publish Body Horror Game ‘Tiny Chills – Not From Ear’ [Trailer]
  • Critical Reflex to Publish Body Horror Game ‘Tiny Chills – Not From Ear’ [Trailer]
  • ‘A Man in the Woods With an Axe’ – First Look at ’80s Throwback Slasher [Exclusive]
  • ‘A Man in the Woods With an Axe’ – First Look at ’80s Throwback Slasher [Exclusive]
  • Behaviour Interactive Details Jason’s Arrival in ‘Dead by Daylight’

Categories

September 2026
M T W T F S S
 123456
78910111213
14151617181920
21222324252627
282930  
« May    
dazzling Theme by Colorlib Powered by WordPress