Yes, it's another development on the quest for that Harry Potter fashion must-have: the invisibility cloak. Scientists at the University of California in Berkeley has had some major progress, having found a method that could create the effect of light-bending, which then allows light to "go around" the object, thereby making it seem invisible. Interested? For sure you are. You know the drill. More geekgasms after the jump.

Tickets are now up for sale and we fully expect Blizzard fans to make a mad scramble to get a chance to go to the BlizzCon 2008 event. But no need to worry, a stampede is not necessary to get your tickets, cos it's all online, anyway. Oh, and if you can't come to Anaheim, let the event come to you via DirecTV. Everything you need to know after the jump.

Apple has been slapped by a class action suit for allegedly not compensating employees with overtime pay and meal allowances. The case has been filed at a California court, and if Apple is proven guilty, it could be ordered to revise its policies and cough up some retroactive wages. More in the full article.

Scientists have found the soil in Mars to be similar to our own planet's. Examining it more closely, scientists discovered that it's rich in the compound perchlorate which could inhibit life. Some scientists now doubt if life could exist in the red planet, but NASA remains optimistic despite the odds. More in the full article.

This week is a special one indeed for the PS3 Weekend Warrior. An insane amount of news has come in from E3 2008 and we've got even more stuff from the NPD. The biggest games, the most controversial issues, and even some homebrew goodness await you in the full article up next.

This week, we have usual healthy mix of content from Blu-ray releases again. The line-up, however, is anything but 'usual' because we have blockbusters that star big shots ranging from Adam West, Clint Eastwood, Keanu reeves, and Leonardo DiCaprio. You can check out what these flicks are by clicking on the jump!

There's little doubt that it was quite a rush when BioShock was finally announced for the PlayStation 3. Now that the euphoria has worn off, it's time for the devs to get their hands dirty. 2K Marin, 2K Boston, and 2K Australia are all in on this push, and you'll get to know some of their members in the full article.

 Here's an update on the developments circulating around optical implants: the first ever pair of bionic eyes were successfully implanted. The doctors responsible for this operation utilized pea-sized cameras which allows the blind to see. Find out more on this in the full article.

A mouse's skin has been found to play a role in sensing oxygen levels around its environment. Knowing how pivotal rats are in the study of human diseases, these findings have positive implications once again for man. Head over the full article for more details.

California has always been prone to earthquakes since it lies in the path of the San Andreas Fault, but once in a while you get the big one. As in BIG. According to new data from the Californian authority on earthquakes, the big one has a 99.7% chance of hitting within the next 30 years. More details after the "read more" link.