From aiding sleepy long-haul drivers to reducing the likelihood of drink-drive accidents, driverless cars offer many potential benefits. But they also pose some interesting ethical questions.
Lounging around in underpants is safer.
PLUS! DualShock 4 controller for £35, Sony products aplenty, 5-usb charger – and more.
The drug (laws) don't work.
A new piece of software promises to give Ikea a run for its money, by designing flat-packed furniture that can be assembled without the need for tools, screws, nails, or glue. Read more >>
But it wasn't the zombies that had me frightened me: it was that VR might just be a fad.
5.94mm or about three or four credit cards or a Caramac thick.
Another "Google is super creepy" story.
Hair colour, posture, pose and clothing can all give away a photo-subject's identity.
There might be wars over that last loaf of bread.
Europol recognises how tough a task it will be policing Twitter and similar sites.
There's no place like Home, but perhaps ForceTouch will have to do.
As NASA’s Dawn mission continues to circle dwarf planet Ceres, we’re getting better and more detailed images of the planet’s mysterious bright spots. And yet, science is no closer to understanding what’s making this far-off planet glow. Read more >>
Field of view rears its ugly head.
That's according to one groups of doctors, who are taking their case to a big medical conference today.
James Horner, celebrated Hollywood composer and longtime James Cameron collaborator, leaves us with some great sci-fi soundtracks.
