The concept timepiece, devised by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists now stands at six minutes to the hour.

The group said it made the decision to move the clock back because of a more "hopeful state of world affairs".

Lawrence Krauss, co-chair of the BAS board of sponsors, warned scientists that there was still much to be done.

"We urge leaders to fulfill the promise of a nuclear weapon-free world and to act now to slow the pace of climate change," he said.

"We are mindful of the fact that the clock is ticking," he added.

"Larger than the attachment limit on most email applications, you'll be able to backup large graphics files, RAW photos, ZIP archives and much more to the cloud. More importantly, instead of carrying a USB drive, you can now use Google Docs as a more convenient option for accessing your files on different computers."

Stevie Donnelly sent me this gorgeous video entitled The Third & The Seventh from Alex Roman on Vimeo.

Hard to believe it's entirely CG.

"For what it's worth, I'm hearing there is no camera, webcam or otherwise, on The Tablet."