This Teenager Was Arrested for Making a Clock His Teachers Thought Was a Bomb
Fourteen-year-old Ahmed Mohamed's Sunday night science project is being viewed as a potential terrorist threat.
Fourteen-year-old Ahmed Mohamed's Sunday night science project is being viewed as a potential terrorist threat.
New guidelines are restricting developers to keeping game controls within the Apple family. Surely not?
"Why didn't you get back to me about pizza and X Factor and crying about past failures night?"
The latest addition to 3DlightFX’s line of three-dimensional night lights is this wonderful model of the Millennium Falcon that appears to be tearing a fiery hole in your wall as it makes the jump to light speed. Read more >>
The darker side of the most populous city in Thailand.
There's lots that you can already do to help, but stepping up to the plate to bolster efforts is Google.
Let's see Harry Potter wave his magic wand over this one.
As the reality of advanced pleasure bots fast approaches, the newly launched Campaign Against Sex Robots seeks to ban any form of human-robot intercourse.
The 1995 movie's themes have never been more relevant or concerning to our connected society. Let's reminisce.
You could probably count all the kills of Christopher Reeves-era Superman on one hand. He’s not like that anymore.
If your iPhone is in quiet mode or sat on its back it gives you a subtle visual cue that something’s happening—here’s how to set it up.
Queen of Night tulips are known for their ultra-deep purple hue, with a touch of shimmer to enhance the jewel tones, but they don’t get that striking colour from the usual pigment molecules. Read More >>
This is a transistor, but not as you know it. Instead of acting as a tiny switch to control the flow of electrons, this devices controls the flow of living cells.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has just announced that his private space company Blue Origin will be taking over a launch pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida that hasn’t been used in a decade.
The advance could help see microscopic objects like molecules with more clarity than ever.
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