Wireless Introduces Touch & Go Payment Wristbands
Today
Ever lost your wallet at a festival before? Those who have know that it can turn your festival experience from heaven to hell in an instant. Without access to cash, food and drink are quite literally off the menu and it’s a feat easily done, especially after a few drinks. However Barclays have come up with a solution. A wristband that, much like an Oyster Card, allows you to top up and pay with a swipe of your wrist. There will be a limit of £250 for each wristband, with £20 being the maximum for any single transaction. Definitely a load off any festival goer’s shoulders. By Fabio Ali Read More
New Blade Runner Film 'Most Likiely a Sequel'
Today
In the few weeks leading up to the release of Prometheus, one of the year's most anticipated movies (and believe us, it really is), a press release has gone out from Ridley Scott announcing that the new Blade Runner movie will 'most likely' be a sequel, set after the Read More
New Blade Runner Film 'Most Likely a Sequel'
Today
In the few weeks leading up to the release of Prometheus, one of the year's most anticipated movies (and believe us, it really is), a press release has gone out from Ridley Scott announcing that the new Blade Runner movie will 'most likely' be a sequel, set after the Read More
Children Walking Tall - Protest for Sunshine
Today
Children Walking Tall is a UK based charity that aims to help disadvantaged kids in India. They operate in partnership with an Indian trust and are active mainly in the Goa state of West India. Although one of the richest and most touristically popular parts of the country, there are Read More
The Reality of Reality T.V.
Today
Reality T.V. is made up of ‘unscripted’, humorous, dramatic or entertaining events featuring real people in real situations. The genre exploded onto screens at the start of the new millennium projecting money into producers’ pockets, instant fame for contestants and top-notch guilty pleasures for viewers. & Read More
The Human Touch
Yesterday
Technology changes the way we live. With everything being touch screen, motion-sensed or electronic nowadays, where will we end up in 10 years’ time? Will any task be done without the use of technology? Eye-Phones: Google are developing a range of 4G Read More
Could The Olympics Make The Nation Fitter?
Yesterday
London will hold host to the Olympic Games this year from the 27th of July. As if you already didn’t know. London 2012: With just 71 days to go, and boosts from sponsors such as Coca Cola, McDonald’s and Visa, Read More
The Lizard Spit Diet:
Yesterday
As unappealing as it sounds, the saliva from Gila Monster Lizards has been found to reduce cravings for food, including chocolate. The lizard’s spit could prevent you buying that overpriced mid-morning Mars bar. Unknown & Unexpected: Scientists have discovered Read More
Banksy Strikes Again
Yesterday
What appears to be another Banksy piece has appeared on the wall of a Poundland, in Wood Green, London. It depicts a child labourer working on a Union Flag bunting, clearly a comment on child work laws and ethics. An academic who actually studies the famous street artist, Professor Paul Read More
The Raid
Yesterday
Taking its cues from mentalist '92 Hong Kong action-fest Hard Boilied, this much-hyped movie is gearing up for global takeover. Rama, expecting father, is sent with his fellow SWAT team members to a Jakartan tower block for some exaggerated pest control; they must eradicate the 30-floor hell-hole of megalomaniacal landlord Tama, Read More
