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Ancient-warfare historian Roel Konijnendijk rates 10 battle scenes in movies and television, such as "The Northman," for realism. → Read More
Entrepreneur Darren Tenkorang talks us through the journey on how he founded his business TRIM-IT, a mobile barbershop service. → Read More
Gomi's goal is to stop plastic waste from being incinerated or going to landfills. This year, it aims to use at least one ton of this plastic waste. → Read More
The five cameras are arranged in a pentagon shape on the rear of the Nokia 9 PureView, and don't add any extra bump or bulk. → Read More
Folding phones were the main talking point at Mobile World Congress 2019. We compared the Samsung Galaxy Fold with the Huawei Mate X. → Read More
Business Insider - We compared the two folding smartphones at Mobile World Congress 2019 based on everything we've seen and been told so far.. Read more at businessinsider.sg → Read More
We compared the two folding smartphones at Mobile World Congress 2019 based on everything we've seen and been told so far. → Read More
We toured London's Lost Property Office to see how items are organized, what sort of items they receive, and how you can get your lost items back. → Read More
The Master Grande Tradition Grande Complication is a rose gold watch by Jaeger-LeCoultre. Here's why it costs a staggering $400,000. → Read More
UK barber Sheldon Edwards tells us how he started his barber business and now cuts the hair of Usain Bolt and some the world's biggest soccer stars. → Read More
The office features a VR booth, futuristic looking sleeping pods, and a buffet-style food hall where everything is free. → Read More
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales thinks there is going to be an 'enormous backlash' against Donald Trump's lies. He said the US president is a 'very talented man' and deserves credit, but the truth could eventually catch up with him come the 2020 election. → Read More
Maisie Williams won't be following her character Arya Stark's example in making a success of her new app. The 'Game of Thrones' star launched Daisie in August with her business partner Dom Santry with the noble ambition of helping fight nepotism in the entertainment industries. → Read More
Christopher Wylie said he has been a target for physical abuse since blowing the whistle on Facebook's giant data scandal in March. Wylie rocketed into the public consciousness and became involved in the Brexit debate in Britain, which he said made him vulnerable to attack. → Read More
Bentley & Skinner is a London based jeweller which has been buying and selling jewellery since 1880. We tried on some of its most prestigious pieces and learned the history behind them. → Read More
We spoke to Roy Raftery, a trading card expert and manager of Sneak Attack Games London. He valued our childhood Yu-Gi-Oh! card collections and decks. He explained why the original cards that were featured on the show will always be worth more money, but how much? → Read More
Business Insider got an inside look at how Jaffa Cakes are made at the McVitie's factory in Stockport, Manchester. We got to see the whole process from start to finish and also learned the answer to the age-old question about Jaffa Cakes, is it a cake or a biscuit? → Read More
The University of Nottingham has created a visual demonstration that is controlled by brain activity. The demonstration features a model of a brain that changes colours, and by using a brain scanner you are able to alter those colours with brain activity alone. → Read More
The "Qsuite" product allows passengers travelling together to remove the privacy screen to create a comfortable-looking double bed. The suite also offers passengers the option to create a "quad area," whereby four seats can be connected to face each other creating a dining or entertainment space. → Read More
British Airways' new electric mototok robot is reducing pushback delays by 54% at Heathrow Airport. The machine is simple to use and only requires one operator. British Airways allowed us to push back a £200 million aircraft with one after a 15-minute training session. → Read More