Domino’s shows off smartwatches that can order pizza
Domino’s has created an app for Pebble and Android Wear smartwatch users that lets them to place and track their order from their device.
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Apple Watch: How the web reacted
The Apple Watch launched yesterday to much fanfare, but how did the digital community and social media at large react? We gather together some key comments and stats from the last 24 hours to forecast if Apple’s next big thing will fly or flop.
£479 Apple Watch revealed: Does it have a ‘killer app’?
Apple has unveiled its much anticipated smartwatch, going on sale in the UK priced at £479 for its main model and a lower £299 for a slimmed down ‘sports’ version. But does it have a ‘killer app’ that will get consumers to invest in a watch tethered to their smartphone? Only time will tell…
Oral-B ‘smart mirror’ shows the news while you brush
Oral-B has updated its smart toothbrush with a mirror that can display digital information, so people can view content as they brush their teeth.
Most primary school teachers say science being neglected- survey
Teachers need more support to inspire next generation of scientists, with many technology and engineering lessons being deprioritised in favour of literacy and numeracy, according to a new report out today.
AOL debuts YouBuild competition to inspire kids to Code for their school
AOL UK has launched YouBuild, a competition to engage and inspire school children to learn how to code.
Ikea reveals phone-charging furniture
Ikea has launched a range of furniture fitted with wireless charging spots for mobile devices.
Valve and HTC reveal virtual reality headset
Gaming firm Valve has partnered with Taiwanese smartphone and tablet maker HTC to make a virtual reality headset, in a bid to rival Facebook’s upcoming Oculus Rift device.
Hands free flying: Mind-controlled drones take off
A mind-controlled drone project called ‘Brainflight’ has been revealed in Portugal, hinting at how hands free interfaces could work in the future.
Video: The evolution of the laptop, mouse, and digital storage
Since the advent of personal computing in the 70’s, the technology we’ve used to create and consume digital media has changed dramatically. These three gifs chart 40 years of changes in less than a minute for your viewing pleasure.