Competitive speedcubing blends fast turning with strategic practice, algorithm mastery, and mental resilience. From CFOP drills to comp‑style simulations, top cubers train with intention to cut ...

An 11-year-old speedcuber from Wicklow, who has solved the Rubik’s Cube 2,318 times, has claimed victory at a national speedcubing competition. The event, organised by volunteers from Speedcubing ...

They do it blindfolded, single-handedly and all in just seconds. Speedcubing, or solving Rubik’s Cubes as fast as possible, has become an organized sport, and the phenomenon has found its way to the ...

MARYSVILLE — A high school freshman organized the first-ever Rubik’s Cube competition in Marysville, drawing 125 competitors from all over the area. The event will start at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday at ...

When using a touchpad instead of a mouse, built-in gestures come in hand. So instead of holding and scrolling using the mouse, you can use two fingers together on the touch to scroll. But what if the ...

Joel Hibbert, 20, took the title on Wednesday’s Global Recycling Day after counting 100 eligible containers in just 19.89 seconds. The Nambour Containers for Change depot worker beat statewide rivals ...

Lady Gaga was right all along: You were born this way. In what will surely prompt schoolyard kids around the globe to start comparing their hands in between rounds of monkey bars, a new review out of ...

Competitors of all ages have spoken of their love of speedcubing – solving the Rubik's cube and its variants as quickly as possible. Among those hoping to show off their skills in Honiton, Devon, was ...

Competitors of all ages have spoken of their love of speedcubing – solving the Rubik's cube and its variants as quickly as possible. Among those hoping to show off their skills in Honiton, Devon, was ...

Certain friendship red flags are universally understood. Most of us can quickly point to the flaky one, the perpetually late one, or the one-upper in our lives. Now there’s a new type of red flag ...

If you ask a small child a simple maths question, such as 4+2, they may count on their fingers to work it out. Should we encourage young children to do this? This seemingly simple question is ...