Gold bikes add sparkle to city streets
In the fiercely competitive bike share market, a new player is hoping a bold color choice will help it stand out.
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This 150-foot-tall ‘vending machine’ will serve you a Ferrari
A 15-story tower of Ferraris and Lamborghinis in glass boxes has become a quirky landmark in Singapore. And it all started with a visit to Toys R Us.
Virtual reality comes to the pub
Playing darts in pubs could soon be replaced by playing in virtual reality instead.
Germany’s plan to kill online registrations
This could be the beginning of the end for all those mind-numbing online account registrations.
Fitbit investigates report of ‘exploding’ tracker
Fitbit has said it is investigating a report from a Wisconsin woman who said she suffered second-degree burns when her fitness tracker caught fire.
Working from home may actually hurt your career
When Ian Wright started working from his home in London last November, he thought he had the ideal setup.
Facebook F8: Four things worth your attention
Facebook’s annual developers’ event, held this year in San Jose, is the social network's chance to bring together all of the people that work with the site to create the apps and other features used by the almost two billion people.
Foldable e-bikes hit roads amid China’s bike-sharing frenzy
As bike-sharing takes China by storm, one company has entered the industry with a new product -- the foldable electric bike.
Eight words that changed the way we think
Every word conceals a story, a secret history.
Airline electronics ban: What you need to know
U.S. officials say concerns over screening procedures at some airports in the Middle East and Africa will require passengers to check in almost all electronic devices larger than a smartphone, rather than carry them into the cabin.
