One giant leap for teddy-kind
A teddy bear has managed to leap from space to recreat Felix Baumgartner's record-breaking 24 mile skydive.
The teddy, named Babbage, was controlled by a Raspberry Pi computer and rose to a height just...
Bye Bye Ballmer!
We all knew the day would come but, now it looms, it seems like it has come all too soon...
He may not be as creepy as John Chambers, as geeky as Bill Gates, or have the religious following of Steve Jobs, but there is no doubt Steve Ballmer will go...
Scottish red kites start writing a blog
The power of the pee
Hamlet too violent – maybe try the Lion King next time?
The British Library's wifi network was found to have denied access to an online copy of Shakespeare's Hamlet because the text contained "violent content".
A user wanted to check a line of the play and the...
Wear a pan on your head: how North Koreans evade Big Brother
North Korea's first smart phone has shades of Big Brother about it. Korean leader, Kim Jong-un revealed the phone, the
What did the Romans ever do for G-Cloud?
The UK government is distancing the Romans from its G-cloud initiative in an attempt to distance itself from now defunct group of infrastructure builders.
The latest version of G-Cloud has done away with its use of Roman numerals and in a break from G-Clouds i, ii and iii
The 31 Worst Face-Palm Moments in IT
GFI Software has published the worst "face-palm" moments in IT.
Techy toilet trauma
A techy toilet which is controlled via an Android app has a hardware flaw meaning that it can be controlled by any phone with the application.
The...