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Is it too short? Too long? Too thin? Is the glans too fat? Will that birthmark be a deal breaker? Relax.
Just like Stagefright, there’s another Android vulnerability that lets hackers take control of a phone with a single text. What’s worse is that there’s not an easy fix.
As batteries chargecand discharge cycles, their electrodes expand and contract, whic leads to gradual battery degradation. Now, a team of researchers has a new kind of nanoparticle that may ease the problem.
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Genius invention or solution in need of a problem?
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The story behind a thrilling 3-1 Australian defeat of Germany for the Robocup SPL World Championships.
That's no moon!
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Well, technically illegal, thanks to a copyright law being overturned by the High Court.
A shotgun is obviously the more satisfying approach but for when you don't fancy getting arrested...
It may look unnatural (the LED lighting doesn't help) but this is part of a series of experiments aboard the International Space Station that sees astronauts growing lettuce in space. Read more >>
