The new restrictions make celebrating more difficult, but that doesn't mean special occasions should go unmarked
Enjoy fresh basil and chives for longer with this self-watering herb keeper.
Because Netflix season is far from over.
And, crucially, they keep your hands warm.
iPad deals are rare, so we'd grab this one while you can.
Seven years after the launch of PS4, the PS5 is set for release.
The iPhone 12 has an improved camera and 5G.
Vulnerability could leave thousands of Qiui Cellmate users locked in while simultaneously exposing their location and other personal data
The UK helpline has dealt with more cases this year than it did during the whole of 2019, with women worst affected.
She shared a photo on Instagram of her boys on their iPads.
Smartphones are able to detect when people are drunk based on the way that they walk, researchers have found.Multiple sensors inside smartphones, used to detect acceleration and movements vertically, forward and backward, and side to side, reveal significant changes in how humans walk when intoxicated compared to when they are sober.
The noise-cancelling earbuds have just gone on sale in the UK.
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Prepare for a whole new level of convenience.
Amazon's most popular smart speaker is "small but mighty".
A safe, emission-free and extremely convenient way to travel.
Movie night just got serious.
Activists have urged people and brands supporting the Black Lives Matter movement to stop flooding the movement’s online hashtag with blank images from the Blackout Tuesday campaign. The thousands of celebrities, companies and other supporters who have posted black squares on social media to support protests in the US over the death of George Floyd have inadvertently filled searches for “Black Lives Matter” with blank images, campaigners warn. On Instagram, when users search for posts for Black Lives Matter, they are now met by a wall of blanked out images or even a completely black screen, which activists claim is hiding images and news about the ongoing protests. “Y’all are really posting blank black squares and pushing down critical information that the country and the world need to see in the middle of an uprising,” wrote one Twitter user. “This is counter-productive. Please understand what you’re doing before you do it. Amplify black voices WITHOUT silencing the movement,” wrote another. Campaigners have called on supporters to instead use the hashtag “Blackout Tuesday” on Instagram and Twitter to avoid overwhelming searches for Black Lives Matter posts. “We know that’s it no intent to harm but to be frank, this essentially does harm the message. We use the hashtag to keep people updated. Please stop using the hashtag for black images,” wrote Kenidra Woods, a St Louis activist.
Humans are making extraordinary advances in the field of robotics. So much so that it's getting increasingly difficult to tell the difference between real people and their synthetic counterparts. If you're unsure whether this is cause
You'll never need to choose between your technology loves again.
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This futuristic, wearable device could provide a solution to social distancing - without the social distancing. VYZR Technologies has released an innovative type of Personal Protective Equipment that shields the wearer's face and filters
For work, exercise and play.
Currys has launched a huge sale, and with extra bank holiday deals on offer across laptops, vacuum cleaners and TVs.
Whether you're in the garden, the kitchen or, at somepoint in the future, (dare we say it) abroad.