A new study on phone security, performed by University of Cambridge security researchers, claims that 85 per cent of Android devices have been exposed to at least one of 13 critical vulnerabilities that are known to plague the ubiquitous operating system.
Back to barter we go.
This is Nalla. She’s a female peregrine falcon — a bird capable of 200 mph hunting dives, before ripping prey apart with her razor-sharp talons. So why the hell does she live at the European Space Agency’s Cebreros deep space antenna in Spain? Read More >>
Like, more than 26 apparently.
London’s Natural History Museum has just published the winners of its prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition — and the images are as spectacular as always, like this striking image of a red fox devouring an arctic fox. See more >>
It was the first ever such device put on the moon to be remotely operated from Earth and it hasn't crapped out yet, apparently.
Computers' march towards domination continues.
Just over a year since the incident, the Dutch Safety Board issues a report detailing its findings.
Attack of the clones.
This colourful trio — collectively known as BepiColombo — will make up the fleet of the European Space Agency’s first ever mission to Mercury in 2017. Read more >>
Every space agency in the world should have Space Invader-esque art at their entrance. Read More >>
Electrodes currently used to directly monitor the brain are solid and can damage the tissue they’re inserted into. But a new type of flexible electrode may change that.
More proof that humans are idiotic flesh-bags of misfiring senses.
Your dreams of taking a desktop to the coffee shop have come true.
The computing giant has its sights firmly set on digital storage firm EMC.
Amid all the driverless cars, Android and crazy robotics, Google wants to remind us of its core values.
