If you’re fascinated by cities, skyscrapers and stunning feats of engineering and architecture, take a look at these images from  the BBC’s new documentary, Supersized Earth to find out what a fusion of all the world’s cities would look like…

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Leap, say its creators, represents an entirely new way to interact with your computers. It’s claimed to be more accurate than a mouse, as reliable as a keyboard and more sensitive than a touchscreen, allowing you to control a computer in three dimensions with your natural hand and finger movements.  More »

This amazing 360-degree image was captured 310m above London at the top of the Shard skyscraper, on the night of the student protests in November 2010.
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Some people say the writing's on the wall for traditional game consoles. Colin O'Donnell argues it's true - and it'll all be down to Apple. More »

Tech journalist and good friend of Kikizo, Adam Hartley, has done a round up for MSN about stuff that might be in the next iPad.

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When Apple finally announced iPhone 4S last week, there were few genuine surprises about what we’ll be getting in the latest model. That includes Siri, the AI-driven personal assistant. But it was still pretty surprising to see how incredible it seems to work. It was almost unbelievable, in fact. Which is why it’s great to see it working remarkably well in these real-world test videos… More »