Back in the old days, we didn’t have fancy digital clocks. No, we had good analog clocks with a big hand and a little hand, and if you wanted to know the time you had to look at the clock and figure ...

We're not quite sure whether you need a really active or a really idle mind to come up with this, but the dudes over at Art Lebedev Studio have just unveiled their latest conceptual design. Continuing ...

Despite smartphones and other technological advances, one object has withstood the test of time: the analog clock. Many of us remember learning about them in schools, between the "big hand, little ...

In 2008, an art studio out of Stockholm released the ClockClock, a digital clock with an analog heart. The ClockClock used 24 individual analog clocks — hour and minute hands and all — to display time ...

For younger generations, there are two ways to tell time: the easy way, or struggling to figure out that round thing with the hands. Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel put some young people who are used to ...

Most human children learn how to tell time around ages six and seven — but artificial intelligence still, apparently, can’t parse a clock face. Researchers from Scotland’s University of Edinburgh have ...

Telling time is easy. But telling time on an analog clock with no numbers and indistinguishable minute, second, and hour hands that has also been rotated to a random position? Well, that’s a little ...