| | Once technology takes the driving out of the car, what's left to brand? | Nic Howell | 26 June 2012, 12:37PM | Volvo recently announced that a squad of its self-drive cars had safely finished a 125-mile journey in Spain. Led by a professional driver, a convoy of robot cars used wireless technology to follow each other exactly six metres apart. According to Volvo, this means that human beings “can now work on their laptops, read a book or sit back and enjoy a relaxed lunch” while driving.
| | | History of Computers; From the Abacus to the iPad [Infographic] | Sean Walsh | 26 June 2012, 11:36AM | Saturday (23rd June) would have been the 100th birthday of English mathematician, logician, cryptanalyst, and computer scientist, Alan Turing. Without Turing's contribution to the advancement of computer science most of us would be sat at empty desks, just day-dreaming about a tool that could change the world of business and leisure forever.
| | | Euro 2012: Twitter predicts England penalty heartbreak déjà vu [infographic] | Scott Thompson | 26 June 2012, 10:19AM | Whilst an estimated 23 million people tuned in to witness England lose 4-2 to Italy on penalties in the agonising Euro 2012 quarter final, over 900,000 tweets were sent out during the live game which contributed to the 1.6 million made from 7pm to midnight according to Starcom Mediavest’s ECHOscreeen research.
| | | | | | | Stars of the web and royalty star in Code Club video | Polly Becker | 25 June 2012, 3:14PM | This is very funny. Great job by ad agency Albion here in producing this Code Club video with the likes of Tim Berners-Lee, Facebook’s Joanna Shields and Martha Lane Fox all making an appearance before an interview committee of kids.
| | | Blur to debut two new songs via Twitter | @gordonmacmillan | 25 June 2012, 3:08PM | The newly reformed and back touring band Blur are to debut two new songs live on Twitter via a worldwide video stream on Monday July 2. The two tracks, one called ‘Under The Westway’ and the other ‘The Puritan’, have been written for the band’s upcoming sold-out Hyde Park gig on August 12.
| | | | | Financial Times is the biggest newspaper on Google+ as it passes one million followers | @gordonmacmillan | 25 June 2012, 11:36AM | Someone is doing well on Google+. The Financial Times has quietly become the biggest newspaper brand on Google+ as it passed the one million follower mark. That easily makes it the biggest and fastest growing newspaper on the Google social platform and puts it well ahead of the rest of the international newspaper market.
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