Tripling the current GIF file size allowed on its platform, Twitter now allows users to upload up to 15 MB GIFs when using a web browser. Still limited to 5 MB when on mobile. FULL STORY >

The Canada-France-Hawaii telescope has discovered a new ice covered dwarf planet in our solar system. It also has an uncharacteristically large orbit around our Sun. FULL STORY >

Godzilla 2, as we've taken to calling it, is Nissan's updated GT-R supercar for 2017. It arrives for sale in its native Japan later this month. FULL STORY >

With a number of interesting concept vehicles unveiled over the past two years, Mercedes-Benz is readying an electric one for September, which could rival Tesla's recent offerings. FULL STORY >

Pokémon Go developers Niantic has told Business Insider that their mobile game will eventually allow players to trade Pokémon with one another. FULL STORY >

In part two of our Canon Series interview with Anna-Belle Durrant who runs the blog She Said, we chat about her best places to shoot home and abroad, as well as a favourite personal photograph. FULL STORY >

Offering 32 GB, 64 GB, 128 GB and 256 GB variants, Samsung unveils a range of Universal Flash Storage (UFS) memory cards. FULL STORY >

Alicia Vikander's portrayal of Lady Croft will hit cinemas worldwide in March 2018. FULL STORY >

With a view of challenging AMD's recently announced Radeon RX480, Nvidia unveils the GTX 1060 for gamers in need of a solid mid-range GPU. FULL STORY >

Turtle Rock Studios announces that Evolve will be free to play on PC, with a view to do the same for console versions. FULL STORY >

If you’re looking to explore the world of Tamriel but have been on the fence until now, you might want to wait a bit longer before committing, at least if you want The Elder Scrolls Online: Gold Edition. FULL STORY >

It seems like the rat heart cells gold robot stingray market is about to become crowded. Scientists have managed to construct a small stingray soft robot that can be guided by light. FULL STORY >

Hitendra Naik, director of innovation, Middle East, Turkey and Africa at Intel answers our questions about the future of photography, what we can expect from cameras and the state of the artform. FULL STORY >

Hitendra Naik, director of innovation, Middle East, Turkey and Africa at Intel shares his thoughts on the role innovation plays in changing photography, how prolific images have become and how these are evolving. FULL STORY >

And so we come to the conclusion, or at least final volume in the Mengelmoes series. FULL STORY >