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Is this the cheapest fix for a broken reverse gear?

A car with a broken reverse gear can make driving very difficult, but fixing the problem can be expensive. Luckily one man came up with…
Apps, Features
The weirdest erotic apps to get your Fifty Shades on

We check out the weirdest, most awkward and bewildering ‘erotic’ apps for iPhone and iPad, which you can use to recreate that Fifty Shades film….
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Chromecast owners can blag three months of free Now TV

Google is currently giving away three months access to Now TV Entertainment to Chromecast owners. From now until the end of February, Chromecast owners can…
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Samsung smart TVs in spying shocker: Voice recognition does what it’s supposed to

Is your Samsung smart TV spying on you? Korean connected telly maker Samsung has been embroiled in a micro-scandal for allegedly failing to protect the…
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Superfast broadband now available to 80 per cent of the UK

Four in five British premises are now in reach of superfast broadband, according to government figures. The various BDUK (Broadband Delivery for the UK) projects…
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So what’s the Ubuntu phone and is it any good?

We check out the new Ubuntu phone, catchily named the BQ Aquaris E4.5, to discover why Ubuntu could be a decent alternative to Android and…
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Rolls-Royce Nighthawk is a drop-top for the young and enviably rich

Rolls-Royce is trying to improve brand appeal amongst younger motorists – and what better way to do so than by releasing a stealthy special edition version…
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At this rate, we’ll soon be doing exams naked

With wearable hardware rapidly growing in popularity, two universities have decided to ban all wristwatches from exam halls, to prevent high-tech cheating. 2015 is shaping…
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Cringe along with HTC’s ‘Super Band’ in concert clips

Watch HTC boss Peter Chou and the HTC Super Band belt out ‘We Are One’ live on stage, and possibly spit out your morning tea….
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UKTV Play brings Dave and the gang to Android

Mobile catch up and on-demand service UKTV Play is now available on Android devices. Content from Dave, Really and Yesterday is now available to stream…
Features
The terrifying ways we can spy on partners with smartphones

Do you trust your other half not to snoop around on your phone while you’re out of the room? It’s a lot more common than…
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2015 Porsche Cayman GT4 is for the manual gears lover

Upset Porsche forced a seven-speed PDK transmission on the new 911 GT3? Fear not. The new Cayman GT4 is only going to come with a…
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GCHQ’s sharing of NSA’s PRISM data was unlawful – but not any more

GCHQ acted unlawfully when accessing millions of people’s personal messages, a tribunal has ruled. Citing a lack of transparency, the IPT (Investigatory Powers Tribunal) ruled…
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Usain Bolt challenged to race against 500Mbps G.fast broadband

Israeli modem maker Sckipio has challenged the world’s fastest man to beat its 500Mbps product to a 200m race. After venerable tech daily The Register…
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The moment a police operator tells crash victim to ‘stop whining’

Emergency services operators are trained to deal with people in hysterics so they can assess the situation and dispatch the right emergency services, but it…
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Licence Fee decriminalisation debate put on ice ’til 2017

Former BBC chairman Lord Grade has forced plans to decriminalise non-payment of the licence fee to be put on hold until 2017. A host of…
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Video: How to turn road rage into road revenge

It seems there’s no point in wasting your energy on being annoyed at fellow motorists. Satirical website The Onion has released a video on how…
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Why the Swatch SmartWatch could be the best wearable of 2015

Swatch CEO Nick Hayek has confirmed that they’re developing a smartwatch to compete with the upcoming Apple Watch, and so far it sounds like the…