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A crowd gathers at Parc Paragon in Bangkok to catch Pokemon. Vichan Poti/Pacific Press/LightRocket/Getty Images Pokemon Go players in Bangkok are being blamed for an increase in road accidents -- and Thai authorities want to put a stop to it, the Bangkok Post reports.A group of 50 police officers, described as "catchers of Pokemon catchers" by Bangkok police chief Sanit Mahathavo, will be equipped with mobile phone cameras. They will patrol 10 areas with busy traffic, which will be no-go zones for Pokemon hunters.If caught ruing while using a phone or hindering traffic while driving carelessly, players will f...

Close Let's build: Lego City airport, featuring an 18-inch Lego plane Drag It's the end of the working week, so grab a coffee and let's get stuck in to some plastic bricks, shall we? In the video above, I'm assembling one of the newest Lego City sets, the Airport Passenger Terminal, while below you'll get a blow-by-blow accou...

Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImageThe police weren't pleased to see him at all. Essex Police/Twitter screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET It's dangerous to think you're clever.You're not likely to be clever if, for example, you do something dangerous at an airport.But one man at London Stansted Airport seemed to think he was.There he stood with what looked like a gun in his back pocket.The local Essex police weren't pleased to see him.Indeed, in a Twitter post, they presented a picture of the man's rear.They added the caption: "You have a ...