Intellectual Property News Roundup 37. Bringing you the best from the web.
We all know the feeling. The sudden dread of realising your battery life is down to a few percent without a charger in sight. Click here to research which phone will alleviate (but not eradicate) the problem.
The Hudway app allows iOS users to project their GPS onto their car windshield. Android users will have to wait until February 2014 for the privilege.
Google is assumed to be quite a cushy place to work. Contrary to this, the Telegraph reveals the worst things about working there.
LG has released the world’s first smartphone with a curved display, the G Flex. For a detailed anaylsis of the phone, click here.
Hot on the heels of LG’s developments, Google plans to market a smartphone with a three screen wraparound display.
Babies more often than not will let you know when they don’t like something you give them to eat. But now with Ella’s Kitchen’s baby thrill-o-meter their likes have never been clearer!
No longer will you have to experience the agonising boredom waiting for your egg to be cooked – BeepEgg, the singing egg timer!
Have lots of Bitcoin currency and nowhere to spend it? Head down to the Lamborghini showroom in Newport Beach where they will happily exchange it for a Tesla Model S.
Not a Lamborghini fan? Take a look at the Guardian’s Christmas gift guide for the Bitcoin billionaire.
PR at its finest- Zavvi threatens customers with legal action after THEY make a mistake.
A look at some of the new ways our brain can interact with computers. The question is, who on earth would wear this technology?
Not finished your Christmas shopping yet? Chances are the top presents are now unavailable. The Telegraph highlight the perils of panicked shoppers buying from online scammers.
If you’re not looking to surprise your loved ones with a PS4 or Hudl tablet, then how about taking inspiration from Wired’s Awesome Gifts for Science Geeks?