Tag: bath
Bath is UK’s number 1 city for ‘digital detox’, research finds
Video: Megan Fox takes a bath with the Motorola Devour
The Motorola Devour has gotten itself where many men can only ever dream of; in a hot bath with Transformers star Megan Fox. This Super Bowl commercial has got the tech world all hot and bothered. Not for the…
Facebook app Cityware using Bluetooth to spy on people without their consent
Research firm Cityware has hooked up thousands of Bluetooth scanners around the world and is using these to monitor how people move around the place – and dumping the data on Facebook.
The only problem is no one asked for the permission of some of the the scanees – so anyone with their phone’s Bluetooth powers enabled risks having their movements tracked by the freely-available Cityware…
VIDEO: What's best? Working from home? Or working in the office?
Thanks to working for the very forward-thinking and modernist Shiny Media, I’m often afforded the luxury of being able to work from home.
But is it all it’s cracked up to be? Is the relaxed nature of home working beneficial, or do you end up slacking off more? Does the stricter office environment force you to work harder, or does the diversion of other people actually slow you down? What’s best? Home? Or office?
Let’s find out via a video comparison!
Underwater Disco Lightshow for your bath
Bath time lacking a certain something? It could be the lack of an Underwater Disco Lightshow.
No bathtub is complete without… a 61-inch telly?
Bathrooms with built-in TVs are becoming more common, thanks to the growing number of people who simply can’t imagine scrubbing themselves with a loofah without also watching Match Of The Day. And who’d blame them.
So check this 61-inch Theater Spa out, from US firm Catalina Spas. It’s an enormous spa bath with, yes, a 61-inch LCD TV built in.
Opinion: why I think Bluetooth Facebook is a grand (if stalker-ish) idea
Katherine Hannaford writes…
I take back every mean-spirited thing I’ve ever said about students. Yes, even on those nights out in Kingston, Hammersmith, or Clapham, when they’ve filled the gutters, emptying their stomaches of all the Snakebites they can hold, when I’ve resembled a middle-class snob, shaking my head as I pass them soberly (well, vomitless, anyway), muttering under my breath ‘damn students’.
Why am I suddenly revoking my student-hating membership card? Why, because the clever little sods have developed possibly the world’s best Facebook application. Yes, even better than the Karl Pilkington quotes app. We’re talking Bluetooth Facebook. Read on, social-networking fiends…
