They are no earthly use

Time Lords at the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures (BIPM) have declared that there is no earthly user for leap seconds.

Update for iWatch bricks the expensive gizmos

Apple's reputation for writing time keeping software took yet another dive  after the outfit released an update which was so bad it bricked the expensive iWatch.

Why can’t Apple programmers tell the time?

One of the most basic projects in high school programming is to build computer clocks and yet despite this, the genii at Apple consistently fail at doing it.

They keep reversing the polarity on the neutron flow

Apple software still has problems mastering the issue of time and yet another programming bug involving the calendar is bricking Jobs' Mob's creations.

Gives you the impression the battery life is longer

Apple has revealed that its iPhone 6s, which is remaining on the shelves because no one wants it, has a super cool feature which tells you your battery is fuller than it really is.

This time it peeved the Pixies

There is something really wrong with the fruity cargo cult Apple’s relationship with the time – for some reason its programmers always have trouble with it.

Pebble is on a roll, round watch rolls in in November.

The Kickstarter darling Pebble is doing its best to avoid being squeezed out of the market by Android Wear and Apple Watch. In its latest attempt at staying relevant, Pebble is launching the Pebble Time Round. And it just might have most, if not all, of the ingredients right.

Racking up more hours than COD or FIFA 13

Banned from tendering in Algeria

To spill the beans at upcoming conference