Science & technology Archive
Camera firm Red has announced £1,200 a holographic and VR-ready smartphone
Scientists have developed a code that can help machines understand your body language
This ‘flying’ surfboard can help anyone master the waves
Our galaxy may contain at least 100 billion failed stars, astronomers say
The Large Hadron Collider has just detected another new subatomic particle
Elon Musk’s Tesla to build the world’s biggest battery in Australia
A new smart backpack knows when you leave something behind
The BBC micro:bit computer is helping more pupils get into coding
Lack of sleep may encourage the onset of Alzheimer’s for those prone to the disease, study shows
Learning a movement while listening to music could boost brain connectivity, research shows
Instagram Stories introduces photo and video replies
The world’s first automatic toothbrush cleans teeth in 10 seconds
The Canadian Space Agency’s newest recruits reveal how they became astronauts
Turns out, driverless cars can be programmed to make moral decisions
Pokemon Go celebrates first birthday, but is anyone still playing?
One of the world’s largest icebergs is about to break off Antarctica
Nokia announces deal with Zeiss to create ‘new imaging standards’ for smartphones
It’s Flying Ant Day but it might as well be the end of the world for some
DNA from this 124,000-year-old bone suggests humans and Neanderthals mated much earlier than thought
Nokia’s next smartphones have release dates and pricing
Archaeologists have found 10,900-year-old potato granules in ancient stone tools
How honeybees could help us create better smartphone cameras
Canada has introduced a glow-in-the-dark coin as part of 150th anniversary celebrations
Volvo pledges to make all its cars electric from 2019
Sex robot revolution could encourage rape and paedophilia, says artificial intelligence expert
Scientists have figured out why deep-water corals glow
Artificial intelligence beats scientists in choosing embryos for IVF success
Selfies with glowing corals and other awesome things to do at the Royal Society’s science exhibition
Kurt Angle predicts UK WrestleMania ‘within five years’ as he’s unveiled as WWE 2K18 pre-order bonus
Everything you need to know about the Government plan for genetic testing to treat cancer patients
Samsung to relaunch the Galaxy Note 7 as the Fan Edition in South Korea
Here’s how quantum technology is being used to detect fake merchandise
Scientists grow artificial bile ducts that could reduce the need for liver transplant
Pilots have called for tougher drone regulations to prevent ‘air disaster’
Microsoft will remind Windows 10 users to update software to help fight off malware
Wimbledon 2017: Is grass the most difficult surface to play on?
Mobile phone users walk differently to avoid risk of tripping, study suggests
Germany passes law to fine social media sites that don’t remove hate speech
Sony is to start making vinyl records again
New study claims Ryanair is deliberately splitting up groups of passengers who don’t pay to reserve seats
Horses may have originated in Arabia and central Asia, DNA analysis shows
A new smart ring can be used to buy things and even unlock your house and car
Instagram is now using machine learning to block offensive comments from posts
ExPetr cyber attack was about disruption, not money, National Cyber Security Centre says
Palm cockatoos make their own drumsticks from twigs and use them to play sick beats
Nasa finally lights up the skies with colourful artificial clouds after several delays
