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  • Seven reasons why it’s the perfect time to ditch the office job and become an artist

    August 25, 2016

    Right now, it's the perfect time to leave behind the day job and pursue a more creative path. The online art market is growing at an unprecedented rate. From sales of Old Masters to poster art, the art sector is moving online with a vengeance. According to a leading trade report for 2016, global online art [...]

  • The world’s first driverless taxis have hit the road (beating Uber)

    August 25, 2016

    The first-ever driverless taxis have hit the road in Singapore, and despite the ambitious plans of Uber announced just last week that it's about to put autonomous cabs into service, the billion dollar startup has been pipped to the post. Residents of Singapore will spot the robo-taxis driving around the business district and they will even be able [...]

  • Now Tesco’s doing same-day click and collect in battle with Amazon

    August 25, 2016

    Tesco's adding a new feature to its online shopping and letting customers order and pick up their items on the same day as it takes on AmazonFresh in the battle for grocery delivery market share. The same-day click and collect service will be available at 300 of Tesco's largest stores across the country in the wake of [...]

  • Google, Facebook and Twitter blasted over failure to tackle online extremism

    August 25, 2016

    The world's biggest tech companies have been blasted by MPs for failing to do enough to tackle extremism which appears in videos and messages posted online. Google, Facebook and Twitter have have been accused of "consciously failing" to tackle the incitement of extremism, despite multi-million pound profits, by a group of MPs on the home affairs select [...]

  • “Executional rigour” fails to save HP shares from after-hours plunge

    August 24, 2016

    HP thinks it has the laser vision needed to continue printing out profits, as the technology giant revealed today its earnings per share had beaten its previously stated outlook.  The company reported diluted net earnings per share from continuing operations of $0.49 for its third quarter of the year, safely above its previously provided outlook of $0.40 [...]

  • The US is not happy about the EU’s crackdown on tech giants’ tax arrangements

    August 24, 2016

    Top officials in the US have raised concerns over Europe's probes into the tax arrangements of companies such as Apple, an investigation of which is due to be wrapped up imminently and could result in a multi-billion pound bill for the tech company. The US Treasury argues it will create an "unfortunate" precedent in international tax policies and leave taxpayers [...]

  • Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is a flawed cyberpunk marvel

    August 24, 2016

    The Deus Ex series is known for its open-ended cyberpunk universe, a sprawling virtual playground in which you – a cyber-augmented supersoldier – are free to approach mission objectives using your preferred style. Tune and upgrade your glistening cyberbod with noisy weapons and you can blast through the game. Spend your time learning to hack [...]

  • Olympics on the move: Mobile traffic made up half of the BBC’s record online Olympics viewing

    August 24, 2016

    It may have been Team GB's best Olympic medal haul in 100 years, but the Rio Olympic Games smashed mobile viewing records as well.  The BBC has said just under half of the 29.3m users of its BBC Sport live online coverage tuned in via a mobile platform, while the dedicated BBC Sport app accounted for 10 per cent of its Olympics coverage – 2.9m [...]

  • Facebook, Twitter and others are set to snatch £450m from news industry revenue by 2026

    August 24, 2016

    Internet giants like Facebook and Twitter could cost the UK news industry around £450m in revenue by 2026, a new report has suggested. Online “disruption” has cost the industry 46 per cent of its turnover in the last decade, according to estimates from OC&C Strategy Consultants. And the traditional newspaper industry, covering both national and [...]

  • Airlander (AKA the flying bum) has crashed

    August 24, 2016

    Airlander, the British aircraft which is the longest in the world and also happens to be nicknamed the "flying bum" plane because of its appearance, has had a minor crash. The Airlander 10 was damaged during the landing of only its second ever test flight. No one was injured but there was damage to the cockpit underneath the craft. Watch: Airlander [...]

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