A company called 3D Varius recently completed what it’s calling the world’s first 3D-printed electric violin. While that claim may be contentious, this is one of the first recreations that sounds as good as the real thing (at least to those of us who aren’t trained violinists). Hear it in action >>
This looks worse than trying to use Wi-Fi on a plane.
Studies into how epileptic patients' brains react to music provides some interesting insights for researchers.
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Harmful acidification is turning Earth's oceans into aquatic graveyards.
Bank vault, CCTV cameras to divert, cash to snaffle – the lot.
Filters aren’t just for Instagram anymore: the Cassini orbiter snapped this wide-angle shot of Saturn using an infrared filter to help scientists get a better look at clouds in the gas giant’s atmosphere. Read more >>
Happy snaps in the dark are often a frustrating experience. Fortunately with a few tips and some camera app upgrades, it’s possible to get surprisingly good nighttime smartphone pics.
No wonder they can afford to give you a free 2KG bar of chocolate when buying a newspaper.
It doesn't mean that you can stroke Huw Edwards' face.
Getting touchy-feely with the iPhone 6S.
Bug fix KB3081424 introducing massive new unstoppable error to Windows 10.
Not a new idea but it is priced much more reasonably than its market competitors.
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The internet has been throwing its best guesses at the weapon. Have you got any suggestions?
