Science & technology Archive
Sorry cat lovers, turns out dogs really are the brainier species
Facebook could ask you for a selfie to check you are a real person
Drone strikes ‘could do more damage to planes than birds’
Premature balding a ‘bigger risk factor for heart disease than obesity’
Here’s how to see December’s ‘Cold Moon’ supermoon this Sunday
YouTube launches its spin on Stories with a new video format called Reels
Donald Trump and Brexit are named the most common Yahoo searches of 2017
Snapchat is changing this week – here’s what you need to know
Scientists develop AI system that can ‘design clothes’
Here’s how to fix that very serious password bug on your Mac
Video: Check out this breathtaking astronaut’s-eye-view of Earth from a spacewalk
Google is working on new technology to warn you when someone’s peeking at your phone
Have scientists finally debunked the Himalayan Yeti legend?
A 4G mobile connection could be on the London Underground by 2019
These rescue dogs are helping the gaming industry create more realistic animations
Some men tend to confuse sexual interest with consent, research suggests
‘Crying Nintendo kid’ from 1988 gives an object lesson in how to receive the perfect present
A Taiwanese car firm says its new electric supercar is faster than the new Tesla
These robots powered by vacuum can lift 1,000 times their own weight
Facebook to use AI to spot suicidal posts and videos
These extra robotic hands have been created to help with multitasking
BMW wants to build AI-powered cycle routes to cut inner city congestion
Houseflies could spread disease between humans, scientists warn
Scientists are watching a new species of bird evolve in real time
Does dopamine, the feel-good brain chemical, also make us smart?
Early trials planned for ‘miraculous’ cancer killing cells
Facebook to launch tool that tells users if they’ve fallen for Russian propaganda
How cooking with oil could help with global warming
Scientists find ‘no evidence of arthritis’ in Dolly the Sheep
A wearable that monitors breathing is among a range of new innovations being trialled by the NHS
Happy Fibonacci Day: Maths fans celebrate number sequence mirrored in date
Using low-cost, energy-saving LEDs might be doing more harm than good
Argos will broadcast kittens on its website to soothe stressed Black Friday shoppers
What are divining rods and why are some UK water companies still using them to find leaks?
7 science-backed reasons to count your blessings on Thanksgiving
