With so much attention lavished on luxury watches at Baselworld in Switzerland, another important timekeeping device is woefullly neglected -- the cuckoo clock. Contrary to popular belief, it's not actually a Swiss invention (that honour belongs to the Black Forest in Germany), but scattered around the exhibition halls are some spectacular examples of the craft.
Can’t afford one of those shiny new iPads, but still want to give the new iMovie or iPhoto a whirl – all you need is the free iPhone configuration utility and you’re good to go, Apple be damned.
Hotel chain Holiday Inn has awkwardly tried to capitalise on the buzz around the Olympics and augmented reality, by combining the two. The result is a hotel full of random clips of athletes haunting the place, viewable through phones and tablets.
Google rolled out a new project on Friday to remake classic ads for the Web. Basically it's an attempt to show how Google can modernise powerful old-fashioned one-way branding for a new interactive era. Also? It's got great troll-tential.
It almost sounds too good to be true, but apparently Microsoft’s developed the holy grail for Brits abroad -- a piece of software that learns your voice and uses it to speak in a language you simply can’t.
GAME Group's share price has plummeted to less than the cost of a scratched old copy of Gran Turismo 2 without a box or manual, as the troubled high street chain is forced to admit it still can't source stock of some new titles and is "uncertain" what its future may hold.
For years, we've all been used to inboxes bursting at the seams with promotional email. But increasingly disgruntled recipients are starting to make their voices heard, and as a result online retailers are beginning to cut the amount of junk mail they send.
There have been plenty of rumours regarding Nokia's plans for a Windows 8 tablet knocking about over previous months, with the latest reports claiming a dual-core Snapdragon-powered Nokia tablet will arrive in Q4 of 2012.
You wouldn't bring your kids camping without the right equipment, so why would you even consider bringing your iPad without the right gear? After all, you spend so much more time with it, surely it deserves this CampFire sleeping bag case.
Google’s got a bit of a soft spot for Bletchly Park, known for being the British code-cracking institution of WWII. What you might not realise is that Bletchly was also the birthplace of the modern digital, programmable, electronic computer back in 1942 with Colossus. Google’s put together a beautiful short film looking back on the pioneering work that paved the way for what we all rely on today.
James Jeffery, 27, from Wednesbury in the West Midlands, lived a double life where he was known as Pablo Escobar on Twitter and threatened to reveal the names and addresses of around 10,000 women who'd registered with an abortion advice site.
O2's just announced it's teamed up with a whole host of pubs to give drinkers free Wi-Fi. It's signed a three-year deal with Harvester, Toby, Carvery, O'Neill's, All Bar One and others to shove its free O2 Wi-Fi into 1,600 pubs and restaurants across the UK, so you can be antisocial while you muse over your beverage of choice.
Look, I'm a bag junkie. I have far too many. I'm into messenger bags the way some people are into sneakers. I carry one everywhere I go, and I love having ones that stand out.
