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It's common for job applicants to use social media to stand out, but one company used Instagram to get creative with an offer.

Drinking a can of soda or other sugary drink a day could increase the risk of kidney stones by nearly a quarter, a new study finds.

HAXLR8R-accelerated startup Fabule has developed Clyde, an Arduino lamp with a personality that can adorn your home.

THIS summer millions of us will board aeroplanes to head off for our holidays to Europe and elsewhere around the globe.

New research has identified a number of triggers that raise and lower blood pressure, such as talking on cell phones and doing yoga, respectively.

SCOTS mum Clare Johnston ditches chicken nuggets in a bid to persuade her sons to join her for healthy stir-fries and salads.

Researchers at the Henry Ford Hospital, in Detroit, U.S., found that people who are left-brained tend to use their right hand to hold their phone to their right ear.

Market research company, eMarketer, claims that of Facebook's one billion users at least 100 million are pets, brands and companies.

An IT manager has painstakingly catalogued the intricate phone menus of hundreds of multinational companies to produce a time-saving guide

Are gadgets making us dumber? Two new studies suggest they might be. One found that people who are interrupted by technology score 20 percent lower on a standard cognition test.

But being able to say "No, I deserve better than this," and moving on to actually find something that is, is crucial to finding out what it is you really want in a partner.

Positions on economic redistribution correlated with upper-body strength.

takeout pizza and a dvd are a natural fit for many. so domino's pizza in brazil decided to combine the two in a campaign via artplan sao paolo.

The tim-E robot alarm clock not only charges up your iPhone or iPod, but can also wake you up with its rambunctious personality.

Air passengers were removed from a holiday jet from Newcastle to Alicante – because there wasn’t enough oxygen on board

Scottish and Irish researchers analysed behavioural patterns in 24 primates, and believe our ability to lie to each other may have evolved to allow us to better form coalitions, get food and mate.

A Japanese entrepreneur is targeting an underserved corner of the tourism market: quiet, fluffy travelers.