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My phone suggests I'm not at optimum charge levels, doctor. Can I have loads of drugs, please?
Know of a quirky local character who likes a drink and is always wobbling home from the pub in his car?
Everybody wants to look like anybody but themselves!
Ageing tubeway army replaced by new models with CCTV and more room for ramming people in.
Here's a fun little Google Maps easter egg: ask for directions from Snowdon to the Brecon Beacons in Wales, and it'll estimate travel time by car, bus, foot, plane, bicycle, or... dragon!
It is often claimed that periorbital dark circles are caused by tiredness or working too hard or even just staying up late. While this can be true, the truth is that your genes play a huge role here.
Tranquility could soon arrive on your lap.
He should be wearing knee pads and elbow pads! Knee pads and elbow pads!
The "massive malfunction" that killed seven astronauts aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger in 1986 also forever changed NASA; an agency that seemed infallible.
Firmware twiddle adds direct boot to games, bypassing Wii U's creaky menu system.
Because it wasn't a real murder. That's one of those modern internet headlines designed to trick you into clicking. Sorry.
You know, if every traffic jam was caused by a giant polystyrene octopus, maybe they wouldn't be so bad. This one, destined for a World Cup stunt, is stuck in the middle of Oxford Circus, one of Central London's busiest junctions, after the truck carrying it broke down. [Katherine Carpenter (Twitter)]
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Developers now able to choose "resizable" display tools. So iPhone 6 might have a stretchy rubber display.
There's no shortage of Steam Machines going on sale, but ASUS's newly announced GR8 seems, well, great: it only takes up 2.5 litres of space, yet packs a Core i7 chip, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750Ti, 4K output and Miracast support. That sounds like a portable console PC to us.
