Over in America, one Clinton voter wanted to know why she lost the election. So, he created an app that openly shares your entire voting history. Seems sensible.

Fake News is the chocolate claw machine at the Leagues Club. You hope for the Toblerone of objective fact, but you invariably end up with the Turkish Delight of abject disappointment.
According to numerous studies, we’re not producing enough healthy food, and indeed, we’ll soon run out of it. The cockroach sandwich creeps ever closer…
‘Tsundoku’ is the Japanese art of buying books and never reading them. However, one scholar believes that the size of your library is irrelevant, as long as you haven’t read anything in it.
The robocall is a modern problem. Over in the US, 4.4 billion phone calls a month are estimated to be scams. Disappointingly, legislators seem powerless to stop it.
Ever forget someone’s name? Well, according to the findings of a new study, it’s rather serious. That, and don’t ever tell the truth. Ever.
Yes, the internet lies. But does it lie all the time? This week, we attempt to find truth in the claim that Barron Trump is a whiz at chess and if the jeans that mask your farts actually work.
According to a recent study, Dogs seem to understand the nonsense that we babble at them. However, with researchers not entirely sure, our dogs might be humouring us. They would do that.
According to Facebook, Facebook is bad for you. No matter, as they want to personalise the impersonal nature of social media conversations by adding VR. OK.
It’s a fairly notable week in the realm of Fake News, as Donald is buying is friends and pirates are sailing the high internet seas under the Facebook banner.
To ring in cybersecurity month, we’ve tasked two of the finest minds of the next generation to explain the shifting landscape of security. And Kanye West.
Ding dong, Google+ is dead. However, before we pay our last respects, I suggest we glance back at Silicon Valley’s other notable failures. Womp womp.
A new coffee trend has hit the market, promising a massive increase in cognitive function. We would be excited, but we’ve been disappointed before. I’m looking at you, Mr Avolatte.
While science believes that inclement weather strongly affects our mood, it depends on what seasonal disorder you possess.
In the not too distant future, brain scans will replace the need for a resume. Bad news for those who heavily pad theirs, which is to say, all of us.
According to research, the key to a long marriage is base intelligence. Dissapointly, it also states that we don’t want that.
The question of coffee is always a ‘when’ as opposed to an ‘if’. But when is the best time to give into our cocoa lover?
One of the iPhone’s new features allows users to freely swap between networks. Shame our telcos won’t allow it.
In the wake of the national strawberry crisis, the punishment those who contaminate food is now rather serious indeed.
Over in California, the argument of who gets to keep the pet when a couple splits is now a matter for the courts. Great news, but it’s a bit late for some.
Once more into the underworld of the internet’s nonsense we go, this week our journey is highlighted by the pervy nature of Facebook’s hack, and the laziest vegan pizza in recorded history.
Whether we accept it or not, the commute to and from work is now part of our working day. Is there any way to reverse the trend, or is it now a reality of modern life?