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Doesn't half look like an iPhone 5, too.
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Who needs mushrooms when you've got art installations like these?
Google takes the first step towards the anticipated synergy with Nest Thermostat.
It was only so long before a competitor came along to challenge Apple's current dominance of the mobile payment market.
Having trouble tracking down a Google Nexus 6? Motorola currently has Cloud White and Midnight Blue colour options in both 32GB and 64GB storage sizes up for order, shipping out in time for the new year. [Motorola]
This is the convergence of online vigilante justice and stupid crowdfunding, and it represents exactly what is wrong with internet culture today.
Damn Walter White's 'tache looks immaculate in 3840x2160.
The folks at iFixit got their hands on Amazon's new Echo personal-assistant, and naturally started ripping it apart. Once you dive in, it looks like spare parts for the Death Star.
Nokia has spent over a year mapping 1.2-million miles of roads in 30 countries, to help driverless cars find their way.
BT's buyout of EE has left rival networks sweating.
The Danes are latest to stake claim to the Arctic, hoping to get their hands on all the minerals and oil that may hide under the ice.
For Christmas this year, Apple's employees were given a custom Incase Staple Backpack, with the company's logo stuck on the back. What, no rollneck jumpers?
Would you like three or four fries with that?
Every year, once Christmas is out of the way, the Toy Retailers Association picks the most successful toy and gives it the majestic title, 'Toy of the Year'. Let's take a look at some of the most successful entries and our favourite past winners.
