Tesco face-scanners criticised for ‘brutal honesty and lack of tact’
Tesco is facing heavy scrutiny today after several of its new ‘face-scanners’ were accused of delivering ‘unnecessary and offensive’ suggestions to shoppers.
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Facebook users ‘running low’ on inspirational quotes
Thousands of Facebook users have found themselves running ‘seriously low’ on fresh inspirational quotes to share with their friends of late, the social network giant has announced today.
Cigarettes ‘could help people quit hypnotherapy’
Just seven sessions a week, standing outside a pub sharing lighters with complete strangers, gave Susan the confidence to talk to people she didn’t know. ‘I’m much more outgoing now and can make friends with anyone. If I ever feel a bit low, I pop outside, stick a fag in my mouth and start cadging a light off passers by. It’s a ritual that really works,’ says Susan.
Amazon alienates customers as ‘…recommends’ function becomes honest
Customers were left confused and upset this week after Amazon.com’s famous ‘Amazon recommends…’ function was adjusted by the site’s designers to be more frank with their consumers.
Historians hail Grand Theft Otto as first video game
The remnants of the illustrated instruction manual and some of the beautifully detailed glass slides for Grand Theft Otto provide an amazing insight into political and domestic trends in Europe at the time.
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