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Hoverboards are ILLEGAL say CPS as they are too dangerous for pavements
Daily Mail
They are the new favourite toy of the rich and famous, but it seems the likes of Lauren Goodger, Brooklyn Beckham and Rochelle Humes will no longer be able to use one to glide along the street. That's because prosecutors have revealed that futuristic ...
'Hoverboards' Illegal In Public, Police WarnYahoo News UK
Hoverboard WARNING: Latest Christmas must-have is actually ILLEGAL, caution policeExpress.co.uk
Why the Government has BANNED self-propelling scooters from being used in publicWestern Daily Press
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Daily Mail
They are the new favourite toy of the rich and famous, but it seems the likes of Lauren Goodger, Brooklyn Beckham and Rochelle Humes will no longer be able to use one to glide along the street. That's because prosecutors have revealed that futuristic ...
'Hoverboards' Illegal In Public, Police Warn
Hoverboard WARNING: Latest Christmas must-have is actually ILLEGAL, caution police
Why the Government has BANNED self-propelling scooters from being used in public
Mirror.co.uk
Volkswagen boss says 'cheat switch' Brits will get HIRE CAR not compensation
Mirror.co.uk
The boss of Volkswagen UK waved away calls for car owners hit by “cheat switch” scandal to be get compensation. The car giant's UK managing director, Paul Willis, said it was “premature” to discuss cash payments for the nearly 1.2million motorists ...
Big investors demand carmaker answers on emissions lobbyingFinancial Times
VW diesel owners sue for immediate buyback of models tainted by emissions ...OCRegister
Emissions scandal: VW 'deserves to suffer damage', says UK minister – as it ...The Guardian
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Mirror.co.uk
The boss of Volkswagen UK waved away calls for car owners hit by “cheat switch” scandal to be get compensation. The car giant's UK managing director, Paul Willis, said it was “premature” to discuss cash payments for the nearly 1.2million motorists ...
Big investors demand carmaker answers on emissions lobbying
VW diesel owners sue for immediate buyback of models tainted by emissions ...
Emissions scandal: VW 'deserves to suffer damage', says UK minister – as it ...
Forbes
Microsoft's Windows boss explains its dangerous game to steal Apple customers
Leavenworth Times
Matt Weinberger/Business Insider. Microsoft is playing a very dangerous game. The tech titan is betting big on its plan to get the new Windows 10 operating system to a billion PCs over the next two or three years. That means that people actually have ...
Microsoft risks Surface tension with manufacturersThe Australian
Best of luck Microsoft, but the Surface Book isn't going to save the PCTelegraph.co.uk
The PC is down but not outThe Star Online
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Leavenworth Times
Matt Weinberger/Business Insider. Microsoft is playing a very dangerous game. The tech titan is betting big on its plan to get the new Windows 10 operating system to a billion PCs over the next two or three years. That means that people actually have ...
Microsoft risks Surface tension with manufacturers
Best of luck Microsoft, but the Surface Book isn't going to save the PC
The PC is down but not out
The Guardian
Playstation 4, Xbox One or Wii U: which should you go for?
The Guardian
Attendees try out the latest games at E3 in Los Angeles, where Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo attempt to win hearts, minds and wallets. Photograph: Frederic J. Brown/AFP/Getty Images. Keith Stuart · @keefstuart. Monday 12 October 2015 02.00 EDT Last ...
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The Guardian
Attendees try out the latest games at E3 in Los Angeles, where Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo attempt to win hearts, minds and wallets. Photograph: Frederic J. Brown/AFP/Getty Images. Keith Stuart · @keefstuart. Monday 12 October 2015 02.00 EDT Last ...
7 things the NX must do in order to turn things around for Nintendo
Here Is Why Microsoft Corporation Should Not Worry About Sony Success With ...
Has Xbox Lost The Battle, But Won The War?
Telegraph.co.uk
What would you do if you owned the Google.com domain?
Morning Ticker
There is a “business” where people buy domains of places with famous names or of companies that are on the verge of opening, in order to sell them back to the company for large sums of money. In the case of Sanmay Ved, he was in the right place at the ...
Student Buys Google.com Domain Name For $12, Refuses Security Team's Cash ...Yibada (English Edition)
Man owned Google.com for a moment, bought it for $12Times Gazette
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Morning Ticker
There is a “business” where people buy domains of places with famous names or of companies that are on the verge of opening, in order to sell them back to the company for large sums of money. In the case of Sanmay Ved, he was in the right place at the ...
Student Buys Google.com Domain Name For $12, Refuses Security Team's Cash ...
Man owned Google.com for a moment, bought it for $12
The man who owned Google for a minute
Telecoms.com
Vodafone says broadband now available to up to 22 million UK premises
Telecoms.com
Vodafone UK has widened access to its top-level broadband services to a potential 22 million premises in Britain, it claims. The telco is bundling its 'business grade' 76Mbs with a free one year subscription to entertainment service Netflix. The ...
Vodafone rolls out broadband and home phone servicesuSwitch.com (Tech)
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Telecoms.com
Vodafone UK has widened access to its top-level broadband services to a potential 22 million premises in Britain, it claims. The telco is bundling its 'business grade' 76Mbs with a free one year subscription to entertainment service Netflix. The ...
Vodafone rolls out broadband and home phone services
Vodafone UK home broadband service available to all
Vodafone Connect Fixed Broadband Rolls Out Across UK
BBC News
Minecraft player's 35-hour gaming marathon
BBC News
A British man hopes to have broken the world record for the longest continuous game of Minecraft. Joe Kelly, of Cheltenham, played the game for 35 hours, 35 minutes and 35 seconds, raising £1,800 for cancer research. The current record, 24 hours 10 ...
Cheltenham man's delight at breaking world record for time spent playing ...Gloucestershire Echo
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BBC News
A British man hopes to have broken the world record for the longest continuous game of Minecraft. Joe Kelly, of Cheltenham, played the game for 35 hours, 35 minutes and 35 seconds, raising £1,800 for cancer research. The current record, 24 hours 10 ...
Cheltenham man's delight at breaking world record for time spent playing ...
Minecraft player hopes to have beat the world record with a 35 hour marathon
Fundraiser's 35-hour gaming marathon breaks world record
PCGamesN
Allison Road cancels Kickstarter as Team17 swoop in to publish
PCGamesN
The Kickstarter for Allison Road - the game that was meant to fill the Silent Hills shaped hole in our hearts - has been cancelled. Though the Kickstarter looked likely to succeed after raising over half of the £250,000 goal and with still over a week ...
PT-inspired Allison Road Kickstarter cancelled, but it's good newsVG247
There was an Allison Road Kickstarter here, but it's gone nowGamesRadar (blog)
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PCGamesN
The Kickstarter for Allison Road - the game that was meant to fill the Silent Hills shaped hole in our hearts - has been cancelled. Though the Kickstarter looked likely to succeed after raising over half of the £250,000 goal and with still over a week ...
PT-inspired Allison Road Kickstarter cancelled, but it's good news
There was an Allison Road Kickstarter here, but it's gone now
Allison Road leaves Kickstarter for a publisher
Moneycontrol.com
Pepsi to sell mobile phones in China
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The food and beverage company however has no plans to get into the mobile phone manufacturing business, a PepsiCo spokeswoman said by email. Google +. Like this story, share it with millions of investors on M3. Pepsi to sell mobile phones in China.
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Moneycontrol.com
The food and beverage company however has no plans to get into the mobile phone manufacturing business, a PepsiCo spokeswoman said by email. Google +. Like this story, share it with millions of investors on M3. Pepsi to sell mobile phones in China.
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PepsiCo to Market a Line of Mobile Phones in China
Telegraph.co.uk
How America lost the right to hold your data
Telegraph.co.uk
Max Schrems, a 28-year-old Austrian law student, became an international sensation last week, when years of campaigning ended with him forcing Europe's top court to deal a huge blow to America's technology industry. The European Court of Justice issued ...
Mercury News editorial: European court ruling reveals trust issue for U.S. techSan Jose Mercury News
Spies and internet giants are in the same business: surveillance. But we can ...The Guardian
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Telegraph.co.uk
Max Schrems, a 28-year-old Austrian law student, became an international sensation last week, when years of campaigning ended with him forcing Europe's top court to deal a huge blow to America's technology industry. The European Court of Justice issued ...
Mercury News editorial: European court ruling reveals trust issue for U.S. tech
Spies and internet giants are in the same business: surveillance. But we can ...
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