Science & technology Archive
Uber adds in-app chat feature between drivers and riders
The internet is collectively freaking out over this incredible Cafe Wall optical illusion
IT expert regrets complex password advice
This nanochip can repair damaged tissue with just a single touch
Everything you need to know about Facebook Watch
‘Breakthrough’ shows a common vitamin could be the key to preventing birth defects and miscarriages
This amazing glowing doodle can’t be seen under ordinary light
Thirteen million-year-old primate fossil skull sheds new light on human origins
Spotify finally arrives on Xbox One
A student in the US has created a 3D printed eye exam tool that can spot disease
Two potentially habitable ‘super-Earths’ found orbiting star, scientists reveal
11 quaint pictures of people using technology for the first time
Women are increasingly turning to technology to find relationships, according to a new survey
Insurance companies are turning to drones to help assess housing damage
This paper battery works on spit and could provide an eco-friendly option for the future
Meet the Jurassic crocodile named after Motorhead frontman Lemmy
Dinosaur fossils may be from biggest creature ever to have walked the Earth
‘Shooter’ video games ‘can damage brain and may increase risk of Alzheimer’s’
This mobile bridge is capable of sailing to new destinations
Tinder for Tennis is here and you’ll never guess who’s behind it
It’s International Cat Day – and here are 7 scientific reasons why life is better as a cat person
Virtual speed bumps have been created on London’s roads to try and slow down drivers
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has released a trailer for his sci-fi video game based in space
Scientists develop algorithms that detect people with depression by simply scanning Instagram photos
Apple has finally joined Instagram – but won’t be posting any pictures of their own
Bacteria, plastic jellyfish and plant lice are unlikely heroes in new children’s books by scientists
Someone’s invented a ‘smart’ fidget spinner and this is not what the future was supposed to look like
Virgin Galactic had another successful test on the road to consumer space flight
These solar glasses can power a smartphone
Bees have been found to understand the concept of zero and it’s pretty mind-blowing
Meet Sergio Mata, the artist taking inspiration from nostalgia, computing and Windows Desktop
Here’s how tiny gold flecks could help fight cancer
Heatwaves and weather events ‘could kill over 100,000 a year in Europe by 2100’
Facebook’s Related Articles feature is getting an update to fight fake news
The Secret Service will test a new drone as a security measure at one of Trump’s golf clubs
How much of these 12 things would it take to kill you?
A railcard app is coming to save commuters who forget their card
This weird-shaped object one billion miles beyond Pluto is Nasa’s next target
British computer expert who helped stop WannaCry attack charged with other malware offences
Researchers believe they know why you find Facebook so irresistible
Armoured, tank-like dinosaur ‘still used camouflage to hide from predators’
Young or old first exposure to porn promotes poor attitudes towards women
A new set of smart underwear believes it could be the cure for back pain
Bitcoins gathered by the WannaCry hackers have been withdrawn from their digital wallets
New study suggests South Asia could become too hot to live in by 2100
