Magic Leap, Brian Cox and Gravity special effects crew team up for augmented reality space extravaganza
Next summer you’ll be able to experience the birth of the universe at an “Age of Starlight” special live show
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Oxx Coffeeboxx is the roughest, toughest coffee machine on the planet
Built for construction sites and similarly rugged workplaces, this portable caffeine-wrangler is pretty much indestructible
Fully Charged: Free iOS apps no longer “Free” on App Store, Motorola’s phone-finding Keylink, and why the iPhone 6 lacks a sapphire screen
A smattering of quick-hit tech news to energize your morning
Apple reportedly planning to bundle rebranded Beats Music on all iPhones
Streaming service will probably use iTunes banner before it becomes standard issue
Destiny’s free trial lets you sample the shooter and transfer your character into the full game
Bungie’s smash hit now offers an easy way to get hooked – if you’re not already
Fully Charged: Samsung says fewer phones ahead, Nokia’s Z Launcher hits Google Play, and now you can search every tweet ever
All the tech news you need to start your day off strong
Apple launches WatchKit, letting developers create Apple Watch apps
It’s really happening: developers can start preparing for the early 2015 launch
Fully Charged: Nokia announcement today, Tony Hawk rides the Hendo hoverboard, and Halo: The Master Chief Collection patch still days away
Wake up, wipe the sleep from your eyes, and fill your brain with our morning news roundup
Apple releases iOS 8.1.1 and Mac OS X 10.10.1 updates to address various issues
Better performance for older iOS devices and killing Yosemite’s pesky Wi-Fi bugs are respective highlights
Spotify and Uber link up to enable in-car music streaming
From 21st November, you can bring your playlists out on the road
Fully Charged: Comet lander spacecraft enters hibernation, original Batmobile on auction, and Smash Bros. ported to graphing calculators
Need your tech news short and sweet on this groggy Monday morning? As you wish
Sintratec’s laser sintering 3D printer creates usable items with moving parts
Is this the next big thing in 3D printing? Do you need a wrench in an hour or so?
