Tech and Auto

These pictures give a glimpse inside a top secret car park where wealthy collectors pay thousands per year to hide their beloved vehicles. Million-pound motors from the likes of Bugatti and Ferrari line Windrush's two storage facilities - dubbed the Batcaves. But it is a case of guessing the model based on its shape, with the exotic cars concealed by soft covers which are dubbed 'pyjamas' by staff. The motors, of varying values, are looked after by Windrush because owners...

In the last two years, Instagram has witnessed a surge in popularity all over the world. If you are present on Instagram for business purposes, you should know that the more followers your profile has, the more you are noticed and perceived as an authority. Of course, there are few other things that you should take into consideration. You should never assume that your business will see significantly more sales just because you have 3,000 Instagram followers. It is crucial...

It’s no secret that online gambling regulation is a huge bugbear in the United States, and always has been ever since US authorities and politicians realised just how popular and lucrative online casinos and other online gambling destinations would prove to be. Yet, despite a handful of pro-online gambling bills that have done the rounds in Washington DC over the years, none have come even close to being passed and signed into law. That may change, however, based on recent...

This incredible 'third thumb' controlled by your big toes can let you text faster, perform card tricks and play impossible guitar chords. A pioneering designer from London hopes her robotic invention will revolutionise the way we see false limbs. The 3D-printed battery-powered digit attaches to the side of a user's hand and is controlled by pressure-pads that fit into a user's shoes and communicate with it via Bluetooth. Dani Clode, 25, who designs false limbs for amputees at The Alternative...

The first blind person in Europe to test some hi-tech glasses which enable him to see finally got to watch his beloved football team play - but they got thrashed 5-1. Lifelong Fleetwood Town fan Brian Casey lost his sight 27 years ago and had given up hope of ever watching his team score a goal. But that all changed when he was chosen to test a new groundbreaking visual aid technology called 'eSight'. Brian Casey wearing the groundbreaking visual...

How often do you use the Internet to find some information? The number of sites you visit every day is astonishing. In fact, there are about forty thousand inquiries on Google every second. Just imagine how this sphere can grow in the following months and years. That is why, the most appropriate and winning type of marketing for the age ofinformational technologiesis SEO-copywriting. To take advantage of the benefits offered in the Internet, an individual who wants to try his...

A Lamborghini was written off by a red-faced hire driver who smashed it into a LAMP POST. The bright red £220,000 Huracan Spyder mounted the kerb and ploughed into three stationary cars before hitting the post and coming to halt on a driveway. The 25-year-old male driver had hired the supercar from a luxury rental firm shortly before the crash at 1.20pm on Monday (31/7). West Midlands Fire Service tweeted pictures of the wrecked car after they were called to...

Beat Boredom: 5 Ways to Entertain Yourself Online Are you bored or you just don’t feel like doing anything in particular? Well, there are tons of different ways to entertain yourself online, you just need to find something you like to keep yourself busy with. What you can do is use your mind in creative new ways to beat boredom. In fact, consider some of the following options when you simply don’t have anything else to do. Learn a Hobby...

Although folding bicycles were employed by the military as early as the late 1800s to be dropped by parachute, it wasn’t until around the 1980s that the modern, compact folding bike was ‘born’. Throughout this illustrious history, any number of iterations have emerged, though designs that boast the optimum blend of transportability, efficiency and rideability, have been rare. The trouble comes with finding a suitable middle ground between weight, strength and foldabilty – which requires a sophisticated knowledge of engineering....