Ferdinand leaves Peterborough
Kane Ferdinand has had his contract at Peterborough terminated by mutual consent.
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Chelsea's new Stones bid fails
Chelsea have failed with a new £25m bid for John Stones, according to Sky sources.
Scotland 'relying on Celtic'
Celtic’s Champions League progress is “absolutely vital” to the long-term health of Scottish football, Neil Doncaster says.
Roma sign Szczesny on loan
Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has joined Roma on a season-long loan deal.
Jones extends Burnley stay
Burnley midfielder David Jones has signed a new two-year contract.
Nashville's 5 Best Coffee Spots
Any city with nightlife as kicking as Nashville’s needs an equally robust coffee scene for those morning afters. Until recently, the pub crawlers and last-callers who made their way through Music City’s legendary honky-tonks had only a few options for much-needed roast and relaxation. But over the past few years, the number of high-quality, independent coffeehouses in Nashville has increased exponentially, creating one of the nation’s hottest local scenes. Here
Vietnam's Top 12 Experiences
Vietnam offers terrific experiences that should be on every traveler’s list. Here are Fodor’s top picks for a memorable trip.
Updated: Windows 10 Mobile release date, news and features
Windows 10 Mobile release date, news and features Windows 10 Mobile is the latest name for Microsoft’s phone and tablet operating system and it is set to launch before the end of the year. It was formerly known as Windows Phone 10 and then Windows 10 for phones before Microsoft settled on Windows 10 Mobile. It’s not launching alongside Windows 10 itself though – that’s already out in the wild.
Hands-on review: HP Elite x2 1011
The HP Elite x2 1011 (starting at $688, US-only configuration) is a business-grade hybrid laptop that is ideally suited for those who need durability and portability more than they require power and beauty. Running on Windows 10 out of the box, the Elite x2 is capable of more than just web browsing and content streaming, but its Intel Core M processor means you won’t be able to easily perform particularly
In Depth: You don't need a crazy powerful PC to run Windows 10 – here's the proof
Microsoft’s decision to have a common operating system blueprint that can run from an internet-of-thing device to a (super) computer means that Windows 10 has been built from the ground up to run comfortably on low-performance parts. The fact that it shares the same minimum hardware requirements as Windows Vista (at least for the Premium experience) is a fantastic achievement but that’s only part of the story; Windows 10 actually