Science & technology Archive
Hacked robots could demand Bitcoin to return to work, warn security experts
False stories ‘travel six time faster than the truth’ on Twitter
Snapchat is testing a feature that lets you tag other users in Stories
Teaser trailer released as Super Smash Bros heads for Nintendo Switch
Bank of Canada has hidden a secret game on its website celebrating the new 10 dollar note
A low-cost water sensor could stop millions of lives being put at risk
These emperor penguins accidentally took a video selfie and it’s the coolest thing you’ll see today
Smirnoff on a mission to get more female artists on your Spotify playlist
Nasa’s Juno spacecraft reveals massive cyclones raging on Jupiter
How Google’s AI tech is making it possible to explore art hidden in galleries’ archives
You can now look up the meanings of different emojis on a leading dictionary website
Dyson to stop making wired vacuum cleaners after cordless Cyclone V10 launch
Sky VR experience will allow users to tour London museum with David Attenborough
Meet the flying car that’s set to go on sale next year
Deezer is now available through Amazon Alexa
SpaceX successfully launched a satellite the size of a city bus into orbit
Check out this amazing giant egg which had a smaller egg hidden inside
How lasers could help driverless cars see around corners
Flippy the burger-flipping robot has worked its first shift
Netflix just made it much easier for parents to control what their children can watch
Levi’s turn to lasers to make their jeans look distressed
A 127 million-year-old fossil could shed light on how ancient birds evolved
VRFC is bringing football to virtual reality headsets
Meet the robotic carpenter that could help create your furniture
See the incredible drone photos of a penguin ‘supercolony’ discovered in remote Antarctic island
This basic phone does hardly anything, but it just smashed its crowdfunding goal
These 1.6 billion-year-old fossilised oxygen bubbles may hold clues as to how life evolved on Earth
Astronauts are growing lettuce on the ISS to eat in space
Marvel at this iPhone X optical illusion that turns the screen into a 3D chasm
People are sharing their incredible photos of rare freezing rain phenomenon
Amazon users can now ask ‘Alexa, who’s going to win at the Oscars?’
How our smartphones are hurting the environment
Uber Health launches in the US to help patients attend medical appointments
