South Korea Carrying Out Security Drills Following Power Station Hack
Series of Twitter posts from hacker contain claims that Korean power station computer networks were compromised.
Series of Twitter posts from hacker contain claims that Korean power station computer networks were compromised.
Snapchat itself axed the apps, leaving Winpho users short as there exists no official version on the platform.
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The Sony hacking stories continue, but this developments seems to take investigations backwards.
The country's national defence organisation claims it will attack "the whole US mainland, that cesspool of terrorism".
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It may sounder counter-intuitive, but adding drops of humble old water into materials can actually increase their strength and changes their other properties in interesting and useful ways.
Pop it on your head and voila, you're surrounded by the city streets.
Scientists have discovered that violent bursts are generated as many as 1,100 times a day on Earth.
So you caved in and signed up for Amazon Prime, and exalted in the fact that you now have one-day deliveries at your disposal. Great? No! Amazon is now offering one-hour deliveries, as long as you live in New York.
The world made more than 100 million edits to Wikipedia in 2014. Let's have a recap.
For all its wondrous promise, graphene lacks magnetism – these developments could put an end to that.
You can choose from good ol' Einstein, Marie Curie or Erwin Schrödinger, who comes along with his cat.
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Google Drive now supports the international OpenDocument Format for text documents, spreadsheets and presentations. They can all now be imported straight into Drive.
Chart show the changing mass of spacecraft over time, from Sputnik to future SLS Block craft.
