Having acquired an 80 per cent stake in Blinkbox in April, Tesco's leveraging free digital copy movie downloads with each DVD and Blu-ray purchase. Buy a movie on disc and download a digital copy for free.
It's the end of 30 whole days of you raising money for a great cause and simultaneously looking like a complete chump. It's time to get rid of the beard. What better way than to use an iconic razor?
Today’s best bargain is a little beauty if you’re looking to tablet yourself up (not in an overdosey way) and join the hip, modern crowd, but without splashing out a pile of dough on something that might break when your fat uncle sits on it.
They call themselves "carnivores" and "meat aficionados," but there are other names for the vegetable-phobes in your life: "children," "cave dwellers," "people who will probably contract gout or cancer," and possibly "young-diers." Eek!
Orange is increasing its pricing by 4.34 per cent from the 8th of January to cover the cost of high inflation. Trouble is its contracts have a price-rise clause in them, so you can't escape it.
This is Greg Gasson—either the bravest or craziest man alive. Why? He has a habit of jumping out of planes sans parachute. Sure he brings one with him—nobody's dumb enough to leave home without it—but it's not like he wears the thing.
Fancy a job with GCHQ, the UK's intelligence agency? Have a go at cracking the code and you'll be fast tracked into a life of espionage, as GCHQ moves to the net to grab its latest recruits.
When you shatter your kneecap, the surgeon may use an implanted scaffold to coax your bones to knit back together properly. But what happens to the scaffold once you're healed? With this new system, the scaffold just melts away.
The famous 2D BBC test card got an update to HD with the launch of BBC HD, but now Sky's bringing test cards into the 3D realm with its own 3D version featuring Zoë Ball and her sidekick Mr 3D.
It turns out chimps at the zoo insist on repeatedly hurling their faeces at me because they're geniuses and not just because it's hilarious. Seriously. Scientists studied chimp throwing and developed the following axiom: The frequency and accuracy with which a chimpanzee throws objects—INCLUDING POOP—is directly correlated to its intelligence. It's good for society, too.
Having worked in a shipping warehouse, I can attest that picking up and moving heavy objects for eight hours a day gets old real quick. It's back-breaking, knee-knocking labour. And it's about to get much easier with RonI's new Mechlift System.
After we caught sight of the Lumia 900 in a Nokia developer video, the rumours of a true Nokia Windows Phone 7 flagship have been circling. The latest on the grapevine suggests a 4.3-inch device with Lumia 800 DNA.
With expansions planned all the way to 2020, the world's largest model railroad just opened its latest addition: a 1,600-square-foot model airport, chock full of tiny aircraft support vehicles, hangers, terminals, and passengers.
This is the Lunar Module Systems Activation Checklist Book of Apollo 13. The handwritten numbers are part of the calculations made by Commander James Lovell, just two hours after a service module's oxygen tank explosion left them marooned in space.
Here's the official Carbonite-Frozen Han Solo Chocolate Bar just because I love you. George Lucas has no shame. And sometimes I don't care. This 4.5-ounce dark chocolate measures six inches in length. For £7.60, Leia approves (see below). [Think Geek]
Sky broadband has been available for many years now, but it's always been at the mercy of BT for the 'last mile' -- the connection between your house, the exchange and the ISP. Now it's looking to connect direct to your house.
