The 10th anniversary of Concorde's last flight sadly means it's been 10 years since your average (albeit wealthy) Joe could travel faster than the speed of sound. Although Concorde isn't going to be taking off any time soon, these supersonic concepts might fill that sonic-boom sized hole in your heart -- and for a damn sight cheaper, too. Read More >>

"Despite the buzz, it's not revolutionary". That's how the then-editor of Gizmodo described the first Nexus smartphone, almost three years ago. With the recent launch of the fifth Nexus (not to mention it being the Galaxy Nexus' UK birthday yesterday), it's probably a good time to ask: has the Nexus range been revolutionary, and do we even need it any more? Read More >>

Following no small amount of pressure from the UK's Prime Minister David Cameron, Google has announced a new initiative which will see it clean up search results for queries relating to underage sexual abuse. Read More >>

The 10th anniversary of Concorde's last flight passed recently, and while many long, flowing euologies were written about British Airway's most famous plane, everyone seems to have forgotten that Concorde, whilst impressive, was just one in a long line of supersonic planes. Heck, it wasn't even the first commercial supersonic plane to fly. Read More >>

Quidditch, the pretend game from adolescent magic series Harry Potter, is now being played as a competitive sport in the UK. 16 teams competed in the Quidditch British Cup, although the rules of the game have obviously been changed to take into account the fact that magic doesn't exist and the teens are all fat and lethargic nowadays. Read More >>

That TV EPG integration thing that Microsoft banged on and on and on about when it launched Xbox One earlier this year? We're not getting it at launch, and Microsoft's only giving a vague "2014" answer when asked about when we are likely to see it. Read More >>

It's happening, folks. The self-driving vehicle phenomenon is finally jumping from the test track onto public roads. And the revolution isn't just happening in the United States—it's happening in the UK, too. Read More >>

The British Government has taken precautions that border on sheer paranoia, over concerns that iPads and similar devices could be used as bugs by some naughty foreign administrations. Read More >>

Proving that, for the most part, we're not only a tolerant and sensitive society but also a bloody good laugh too, it's been revealed that more than two-thirds of the 1,561 text messages sent to the number on the side of the Home Office's ludicrous anti-immigration vans were, in fact, pranks. Read More >>

Smartphone. Tablet. Laptop. Maybe an e-reader, gaming device, and camera chucked in there too. Chances are, a lot of you carting around a lot of electronics on a daily basis, and most of it has a battery. Here's how to make the perfect gadget bag, one that not only carries your crap, but keeps it perpetually perked up too. Read More >>

We all love the occasional tipple in our lives, but alcohol, as the world's most widespread and highly-consumed drug, is a bit of a social minefield. Here's a quick primer for those of you who've lived life so far on a diet of Tennet's Super and Frosty Jack. Read More >>

Following on from earlier's possibly-debunked story, here are the latest developments in the tale of 3D printer induced-police hysteria in the UK. Read More >>

Here's the good news -- according to the Road Safety Foundation, the number of serious crashes over the past nine years on British roads has fallen. The bad news? The A537 is pretty much a deathtrap. Read More >>

One of London's best-kept secrets is that there's a second Tube system, formerly operated by Royal Mail but now left to ruin, lying abandoned underneath the capital. However, it might not remain secret much longer -- the Post Office has just submitted plans to get the old lady up and running again. Read More >>

Signed a couple years of your life away to O2? Here's something to cheer you up this morning -- all O2 customers, rich or poor, new or old, Pay-as-you-Go or contract, get a free 1-year subscription to Evernote Premium as of today. That's an offer worth £35, so if you're an Evernote user and an O2 subscriber, it's worth checking out. Read More >>