100% Design, one of the UK's largest design trade shows, will returns to Olympia, London from 21st-24th September for its 22nd edition. Taking place during London Design Festival, the show will welcome hundreds of exhibitors and more than ...
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Whether you’re driving a car, a hoverboard, or a motorbike, it’s important to keep your eyes on the road. Samsung has unveiled a new ‘Smart Windshield’ prototype for motorcycles, with a view to improve safety for ...
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Miitomo, Nintendo’s debut mobile app, has already hit over one million downloads despite currently only being available in Japan. The app launched on Friday in Japan, and has yet to arrive in any other territories, but that ...
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After four years, Paul von der Heyde is stepping down as chairman of the British Furniture Confederation (BFC), the furniture industry's Government lobbying body. The new chairman is Jonathan Hindle, group managing director of KI (Krueger ...
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Bad phone signal ranks alongside the weather and Katie Hopkins for things Brits love moaning about. The best and worst UK cities have been ranked based on their mobile phone network performance in the second half of 2015. Independent ...
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Arccos Golf, maker of GPS + Live Shot Tracking + Tour Analytics platform appinted Tom Williams to its senior management team as VP of marketing. In his new role, Williams will lead development and execution of Arccos’ global ...
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Uber is helping to reduce the number of drink-driving incidents in cities, a new report claims. According to research by a US driving school, Uber’s entry into Seattle is estimated to have resulted in a 10% decrease in the instances ...
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The Chinese government's leading think-tank has released a new study downplaying concerns about the level of debt being held by local governments, suggesting that more spending needs to take place to cope with social issues. On the heels ...
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Bulla has designed a limited-edition Christmas-themed tub for its thickened cream. The packaging features a visual which offers consumers an idea for creating little strawberry Santas with the cream. Santa's hat sits atop the Bulla logo. ...
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The comparison between convetional and LED streetlights. (Photo Courtesy of LED Streetlight Upgrade Project of City of St. Catharines) On Dec 17, the City of St. Catharines, which sits in Southern Ontario, Canada, is switching its high- ...
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The 18th-century gilded-bronze chime clock by a British craftsman will go under the hammer on Monday. [Photo provided to China Daily] An 18th-century British clock, once kept at a Chinese royal court, is among a dozen antiquities that ...
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Running has become more popular with the rise of health awareness in the past few years. But it also poses problems to urban runners’ on-road safety. Runners are supposed to run at any time they desire, rather than being confined by ...
The US deficit, down from the $1 trillion-plus levels of Obama's first four years and a $483 billion gap in fiscal 2014, will stay largely flat in 2016, then begin to march upward due to rising costs for debt and caring for fast-retiring ...
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Runners of all abilities are attracted to take part in the Asian Sky Running Championship Race in Hong Kong. This February saw the first ever Asian Sky Running Championship race come to Hong Kong. The competition is one of the most ...
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Fu Yiqing's life has many facets. She runs a successful interior decoration business, and travels to scores of countries to learn about local handicraft skills. Her installation art works have drawn huge crowds and more than 90,000 saw her ...