With London Bridge a shambles, Brixton tube worryingly overcrowded and a Christmas just past full of train troubles, the UK's rail and underground networks are inspiring some true travel horror stories. What's yours?
Sitting comfortably? You may find what I'm about to tell you distressing. The US confectionist that now controls Cadbury has changed the recipe for the Creme Egg. And it's... not good.
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Apps may have been mostly absent from CES, but we haven't forgotten them. Here are the best iOS, Android, and Windows Phone for this week.
The incident occured during routine repairs at the company's display-making factory, near Seoul.
UK-based drug firm might be about to save world from viral collapse.
This portable vaporiser is well-designed and packs a potent punch. How does it stack up against the excellent Firefly, though?
But its real claims to fame are that big shiny shop and a bus that goes all the way around it.
Fox has commissioned a pilot episode for a potential TV series set in the Minority Report universe, bringing those swipey displays to the small screen. I wonder if its precogs can predict whether or not it's going to be successful without Tom Cruise?
And that's not just because you suddenly can't Google everything.
This one might be worth taking seriously.
Come in, pull up a chair, and share your predictions and hopes for the tech and gadgetry of the year to come.
I am not a huge fan of time travel science fiction. These cinematic escapades can quickly devolve into a mess of questions. This sci-fi short film, ReCURSION, seems to share and also bask in my frustration.
Saturn's crescent phase with its rings and the moon Rhea looks an awful lot like a menacing eye from a colossal evil being from another dimension.
An upcoming update will apparently allow the app to auto-recognise popular languages and translate them into text in real time.
Did you know that you can hack toasters to play Doom? Well, with this four-minute clip of hacker fiction you can!
