Tech and Auto

It's becoming increasingly important for restaurants to be active on social media in such a competitive global market. A social media presence will help your restaurant stand out from the competition and connect with consumers in a more direct way. Social media is becoming very complex, so it's helpful to hire a professional social media team to do the most difficult parts of the work for you. Giovanbattista Cimmino, founder of the popular @thelondonlifeinc and owner of two social media agencies, is...

Looking to setup Fortnight cross-platform play between PS4 and Xbox? Here's the latest from Sony and Microsoft on playing Fortnite cross-platform.

The McLaren F1, where the driver is centrally positioned with a passenger on either side, is the most sought-after modern-day motor.

Scientists have found that sodium and potassium are viable alternatives to current lithium based batteries

The unique Jaguar Vector V20E is now the world’s fastest electric speedboat after it 88mph on Coniston Water in the Lake District.

Customers see your website as your brand, so if they have a poor browsing experience, it bodes ill for sales. Can you improve your web presence without breaking the bank? Problems you need to solve: Web pages are slow to load Your site falls down when you have a surge in visitors Your web server is down too often Too much biased ‘advice’ from people trying to earn a commission Why Is Your Website Slow and Unreliable? The hosting you...

Recent research commissioned by Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has indicated that the UK’s capital has twice as many artificial intelligence (AI) companies than either of its closest rivals Paris and Berlin. This is welcome news for the British economy and also poses the question, is London Europe’s tech capital? Khan’s Vision The London mayor has set himself the goal of making the city the world’s leading “smart city” and commissioned the report in order to demonstrate how strong...

The embarrassing moment was caught on Tynemouth Beach, North Tyneside.

But not enough evidence to suggest manufacturer was “grossly negligent” to warrant the corporate manslaughter charges desired by the Gurkha’s family