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Television viewers increasingly watch their favourite programmes with mobile devices in hand, using them to find info related to things they've seen, connect with other viewers, or generally browse or email during the adverts.

The zombie apocalypse is already upon us. Social media has turned many of us into drones. We've checked out of the real world to obsessively, compulsively, and often unwittingly check our various accounts. Have you seen one of these social media zombies walking among us?

The widespread adoption of driverless vehicles promises more roadway efficiency, less accidents due to distracted driving, and greater access to motor vehicles for people of all ages and abilities.

Whether it's to quit smoking, lose weight, reduce stress, or manage a chronic illness, consumers around the world are using their smartphones as their own personal wellness coach. We take a look at the popularity of health-related smartphone apps.

The recent years how consumers spend and use credit has changed. Here's a breakdown of the best (and worst) UK scores, where those people live, and what male and female names are more likely to have good or bad credit.

Nearly as famous as James Bond's bombshell vixens are his tricked-out gadgets and vehicles. The world's most beloved spy loves his rides. We take a look at a few fully loaded Bond vehicles and gadgets and what makes them stand out.

The Global Drug Survey polled people in both countries to find out what substances they had used in the past 12 months. We take an interactive look at the results.

The European Court of Justice has ruled that, by December 2012, insurers in the United Kingdom will no longer be able to consider gender as a factor when determining premiums for various financial services. Ever wondered how men and women compare in other areas? We take a look.

Shows like 'Man v Food' have popularised eating big, and some of the challenges featured are mammoth. These calorie-loaded munchies are all good in moderation, but over-eating can damage your health and adversely affect your life insurance premium.

Telematics is relatively new to the insurance industry, and it can help drivers young and old cut the cost of their premiums by proving they are good drivers. But how does it work? And where else is the technology used?