Energy The future of 'extremely' energy-efficient circuitstechxplore.com - Science X staff Data centers are processing data and dispensing the results at astonishing rates, and such robust systems require a significant amount of energy—so …
Batteries Approaching the battery of tomorrow with help from a lasertechxplore.com - Science X staff Eco-friendlier, cheaper, with a bigger storage capacity and increased lifetime: many demands are made on the battery of the future. A Spanish team of …
Facebook Facebook plays to social ties with Portal smart-screentechxplore.com - Glenn Chapman Facebook on Wednesday unveiled second-generation Portal smart screens, touting them as a way to stay connected to loved ones at the leading social …
Barcelona Superblocks currently transforming Barcelona might work in Australian cities, tootechxplore.com - Patrick Love and Mark Stevenson The Spanish city of Barcelona has pioneered an innovative approach to managing traffic, freeing up public space and promoting walking and cycling. …
Technology New Twitter algorithms aim to stamp out trollingbbc.co.uk - BBC News A new tool can identify Twitter accounts engaging in bullying with over 90% accuracy, according to researchers.
Facial Recognition The debate over facial recognition technologybbc.co.uk - BBC NewsUK police and companies must stop using live facial recognition for public surveillance, some MPs and campaigners have said. The technology allows faces captured on CCTV to be checked in real time against
Energy Ocean power: A green option failing to make wavestechxplore.com - Sandra Ferrer The tidal power plant on the Rance river in Brittany, France, stands as a reminder of the underexploited potential of energy generation from ocean …
Energy The long road to clean energytechxplore.com - Catherine Hours The vital transition to a zero-carbon economy is likely to be a long and rocky road. So-called green energy is booming, but not fast enough to curb …
Facial Recognition Live facial recognition surveillance 'must stop'bbc.co.uk - Catrin Nye UK police and companies must stop using live facial recognition for public surveillance, politicians and campaigners have said.
Energy The surprising truth about UK energy usebbc.co.uk - BBC News What can we do to meet the demands of our increasingly technology-dependent lives?
Jokes The robot that cleans floors and tells jokesbbc.co.uk - BBC NewsMore than 100 fully autonomous cleaning robots are coming to Singapore this year, made by local manufacturer Lionsbot. Ella tells jokes as she cleans the floor in the island nation's National Gallery...
Apps BBC launches 'digital wellbeing' Own It app for childrenbbc.co.uk - BBC News The BBC has created a "wellbeing" smartphone app called Own It aimed at children.
UK News BBC Briefing on energy: how do I use it?bbc.co.uk - BBC News Our dual needs to save the planet and power our modern lives have thrown a spotlight on the way we produce and use energy.
UK News Are cities as bad for the environment as we think?bbc.co.uk - Paul SwinneyOur cities are increasingly under scrutiny over their impact on climate change. But in terms of carbon dioxide - one of the greenhouse gases responsible for global warming - could life away from the UK's
Hewlett Packard Should you really pay monthly to use your at-home printer?techxplore.com - Dalvin Brown Ever just buy a new printer because it might cost less than restocking your old one with ink? If you have a printer at home, you know that high-priced …
Apple Signing on with Apple could be safer than Facebook or Googletechxplore.com - Jefferson Graham Most of us hate logging onto new websites and having to register and create yet another new password and screen name combination. Which is why many of …
iPhone Review: iPhone 11: Great camera, long battery, but not a must-buytechxplore.com - Edward C. Baig Expectations for the latest iPhones are almost always impossibly high—except when they're not. The narrative leading into Apple's unveiling last week …
France gives more people iodine pills in case of nuclear accidenttechxplore.com - Science X staff France will soon start distributing radioactivity-blocking iodine pills to an additional 2.2 million people living near the country's 19 nuclear …
Technology Facebook to use police video to recognise shootersbbc.co.uk - BBC News Facebook is to use footage from police body cameras to train its algorithms to recognise videos of real-life shootings.
UK News Facebook to block altering of headlines in advertsbbc.co.uk - Sean Coughlan Facebook says it is going to make changes to prevent advertisers from altering headlines and links to other people's online stories.
Technology 'Racist' AI art warns against bad training databbc.co.uk - Alli Shultes An artificial-intelligence art project has been criticised for using racist and sexist tags to classify its users.
Comets First measurements of 'interstellar comet'bbc.co.uk - Paul Rincon Astronomers are gathering measurements on a presumed interstellar comet, providing clues about its chemical composition.
Science Wild wheat genetics offer climate hope for food cropsbbc.co.uk - BBC News Wild relatives of food crops, such as wheat, host an abundant array of genetic material to help the plants cope with a changing climate.
Gatwick Airport Gatwick Airport commits to facial recognition tech at boardingbbc.co.uk - Leo Kelion Gatwick has become the UK's first airport to confirm it will use facial recognition cameras on a permanent basis for ID checks before passengers board planes.
Amazon Echo Amazon Echo screen flicker angers ownersbbc.co.uk - Zoe Kleinman BBC News has seen dozens of complaints about screen flickers affecting the Amazon Echo Spot and Amazon's response.
UK News Sam Walker: Prisoner posted YouTube videos of life behind barsbbc.co.uk - BBC News More action is needed to stop mobile phones entering jails after a prisoner was able to set up a YouTube channel from his cell, a union says.
HTC HTC bets on former Orange executive to boost salesbbc.co.uk - BBC News HTC, the Taiwanese company that built the first mobile phones for Android and Windows, has hired a new boss.
Amazon Music Amazon launches HD music streamingbbc.co.uk - Mark Savage Amazon Music has become the first of the "big three" streaming services to offer music in CD-quality audio.
Transportation Charging toward electric bus and charger interoperabilitytechxplore.com - Science X staff Imagine the cities of the future: cleaner, more sustainable, with ecofriendly urban transport such as electrically powered buses, garbage trucks and …
Technology UK's full-fibre broadband coverage rises to 8%, says Ofcombbc.co.uk - BBC News About 400,000 UK properties gained access to full-fibre broadband for the first time over the first four months of the year, according to the watchdog Ofcom.
Flavible Moment pickpocket gang steal tourist’s purse caught on selfie-stick footagemetro.co.uk - Basit Mahmood
FlaviblePlay button Pioneering Black Woman Physicist Invents Nanotech Treatment That Kills Cancer Cellstheepochtimes.com - Catherine Bolton
Flavible Catastrophic New Details From The 'Day The Dinosaurs Died' Uncovered in FossilsScienceAlert - BEN GUARINO
Flavible 'Spider-Man' of Paris to get French citizenship after child rescueThe Guardian - Kim Willsher in Paris
Flavible Apple "Breaking its Promise" Over Battery Replacements, says BBC's Watchdoggizmodo.co.uk - Tom Pritchard
Flavible Report: Apple again met with California DMV executives last month to talk autonomous driving9to5Mac - Chance Miller
FlaviblePlay button End of ageing and cancer? Scientists unveil structure of the 'immortality' enzyme telomeraseThe Conversation UK - Richard Faragher
Flavible A Magnetic 'Wormhole' That Connects Two Regions of Space Was Created in The LabScienceAlert - Fiona MacDonald
Flavible Nokia to bring back 'Matrix phone' in latest retro release for former phone giantThe Telegraph - By Telegraph Reporters
FlavibleElon Musk is about to launch the first of 11,925 proposed SpaceX internet satellites — more than all spacecraft that orbitBusiness Insider - Dave Mosher
Flavible Here's Everything Science Knows So Far About The Origins of HumansScienceAlert - BERNARD WOOD & MICHAEL WESTAWAY
Flavible US ambassador to Panama resigns, saying he can no longer serve under Trump administrationThe Telegraph - By Harriet Alexander
Flavible The origin of 'us': what we know so far about where we humans come fromtheconversation.com - Bernard Wood and Michael Westaway
Flavible While you’re looking the other way, Trump is changing America for decades to comeThe Guardian - Jonathan Freedland
Flavible Here's why 'man flu' might actually be real, according to one professorBusiness Insider - Bobbie Edsor
FlavibleCondensation Physicists excited by discovery of new form of matter, excitoniumphys.org - Siv Schwink
FlavibleBitcoin Bitcoin is none of the things it was supposed to betheoutline.com - Adrianne Jeffries
Flavible LHC Measurements Hint at Entirely New Physics Just Outside Our ReachScienceAlert - BRAD BERGAN
FlavibleMilitary This is the exact moment North Korea violated a 6-decade armistice agreement with the South againBusiness Insider - David Choi
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