It's fairly normal these days to send a RIP tweet if you want the world to know you're the caring type. But it's amazing what a simple typo can do to your sentimentality efforts, right Ed? [Twitter] Update: The official Lib Dem Twitter account's response is priceless.
How do you make an incredibly cool piece of music even cooler? Play it back on ol' fashioned tech, that's how. It certainly works for this version of Derezzed.
The rozzers have slapped the wrists of a prankster extraordinaire that streaked through a Tesco store in Olds Field, Sutton, twice in two weeks. The 19-year-old trotted through the store with nothing but a scarf around his head and a pair of shoes.
The Cloud may be a hot topic in storage but it's not very convenient when you've got more than a couple of gigs of data to back up. Pioneer's new external Blu-Ray burner can handle up to 128GB with its half inch-tall frame—the world's thinnest.
Her name is Lana Sator and she sneaked into one of NPO Energomash factories outside of Moscow. Her photos are amazing, like sets straight out of the next Alien movie.
The Japanese do love their robots, so it’s not all that much of a surprise that the country is turning to them for its food production. The plan is to set up an autonomous robot farm on one of the worst Tsunami hit areas, using a £33m investment to regenerate the struggling Japanese agriculture industry.
"We've had a report of a group of six youths fighting with knives in Guy Street Park, descriptions to follow," the familiar voice of the CAD operator crackles on the radio. "We have one IC3 male, around five foot five, wearing a black hoodie and a red baseball cap". The CAD operator is relaying from the 999 call in progress. "We also have an IC3 male, skinny, around six feet tall, wearing a dark track-suit with a large NIKE logo, and an IC1 male wearing jeans and a red sweater. Several knives have been seen. More descriptions to follow."
Maybe you love Siri. Maybe you don't. Either way, you probably want to know that, if you rock an iPhone 4S, you're probably using twice the data of someone with a humble iPhone 4.
That questionably legal music service Grooveshark is in hot water again. EMI, the one big music label it has a licensing deal with, is suing its ass.
LG's UK division has given us a UK launch date for its first Google-powered TV. That's the good news. The bad news is we'll be waiting until 2013 for it.
In an attempt to lessen the £1.2m the company loses each year from thieves nicking lumps of its pipework, cabling, roofing and gratings, Thames Water is starting to tag its hardware, so those who nick it can be caught.
Rather than just one specific deal, we’re hitting you right between the eyes with a myriad of bargain offers today – all thanks to HotUKDeals member qyestionmark.
Since HTC properly burst on to the scene with its Android handsets a few years ago, the company has seen nothing but success, with its profits soaring year-on-year. It looks like those times are a'changing though.
If you're not already consumed with desire by Samsung and Google's cutting-edge Android 4.0 showcase the Galaxy Nexus, how about this -- a new white version. This will be arriving at the UK's SIM-free retailers in the week commencing February 6th, accompanied by a new standard black model with 32GB of internal storage space. [Clove]
Facebook’s just launched the “Facebook Card”, a business card gleaned from your Facebook profile and has tapped an award-winning web-printing company, Moo.com, based London’s Silicon Roundabout to do it.
Toshiba's no stranger to ultra-thin portable devices (see: the Excite tablet and Protege Z830 ultrabook). Now Toshiba claims to once again have developed the world's thinnest 10.1-inch tablet and 13.3-inch ultrabook.
