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Qualcomm launches new smart-speaker chips
Qualcomm continues its push beyond smartphones.
California startups reveal 'Tesla killer' battery technology
New batteries being developed by California startups might make the lithium-ion battery packs on Tesla electric cars obsolete.
iRobot just unveiled Terra, its first robotic lawn mower
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Space tourism: All aboard for the trip to the final frontier?
To the ordinary person, commercial space travel may seem like a pipe dream, but at an embryonic level a few well-funded space companies are creaking into action.
Happy 50th birthday Intel, you look a lot like the next Kodak
Is Intel's business model and the demands of shareholders a threat to the microprocessor giant?
How Apple's app store changed our world
It is a mere ten years since the opened a store peddling iPhone apps launching a new way of living and doing business.
Man versus robot: Three ways humans can thrive in tomorrow's workplace
There are broad areas of human skills that artificial intelligence cannot replicate.
Robots to the rescue: How automation can create a more equal society
Discussion on automation often focuses on dystopian outcomes but it could improve gender equality at work.
Google pledges not to use AI for weapons or surveillance
The search giant had been formulating a patchwork of policies around ethical questions for years, and finally put them in writing.
Jury says Samsung must pay $539M for copying parts of iPhone
Apple had argued it was owed more than $1 billon while Samsung contended the amount should be only $28 million.
China accelerating into the future with electric cars
China's auto show to reveal electric ambitions to clean-up its smog-chocked cities and become a technological world leader.
The Great Unbanked – do my files look thin in this?
Mobile ID verification technology has the potential to help give the unbanked access to financial services and help stop fraud in times of disaster.
How the cashless society can help the world's poor prosper
Financial inclusion in the developing world: Technology is the key to unlocking barriers
Amazon Go is re-engineering the emotional experience of shopping
Technology in all forms has fuelled a competitive advantage for retailers throughout the history of commerce
Lightcatcher: This Cold War-era Russian truck is being converted into a massive 1800s-style camera
When complete, the camera will have a resolution which is comparable to that of a space telescope.
Watch this incredible video of a Shaolin monk piercing glass with a tiny needle
Though the entire exploit starts and ends in a split second, it can be seen in incredible detail thanks to a super slow motion camera.
What does the inside of a rock look like? Scientists can now give you a tour
Geologists used a camera, a grinder and AI to make a 3D model of a rock.
President Trump will get two new Air Force One jets by 2021 after $3.9bn deal with Boeing
The deal as of now is still 'informal', but the president wants two new 747s.
US Air Force wants to purchase two new cast iron shell cluster bombs and is looking for vendors
The US Air Force has specified two classes of bombs – one 2,000 pounds and the other 500 pounds.
Physicists just created an exotic new state of matter by stuffing an atom full of atoms
The new state of matter is formed at highly cold temperatures, using atoms where an electron orbits the nucleus at a great distance.
Watch Stratolaunch – the world's biggest plane as it goes through its first runway test
It has a wingspan of over 380 feet and will launch rockets into space, three at a time.
Engineers create device that generates electricity out of thin air and needs no direct sunlight
The device also doesn't need any batteries or depend on wind, relying instead on temperature changes to generate energy.
Robohunk: Meet the world's first 'companion' sex robot for women
Henry, the male sex robot, has a British accent and can remember lines to your favourite songs and poems.
How destructive will a space war be? It could wipe out everything in orbit quickly
War in space will not look as good as Star Wars, rather, it will simply wipe out communications, destabilise economies and create clouds of high speed debris.
US Army wants a new surface-to-air missile for defence against drones and rockets
The army will set aside over $50 million for the development of the new Expanded Mission Area Missile (EMAM).
The next American light attack warplane could be Africa's first-ever fighter
Light, fast and highly capable, the Mwari could join the USAF soon.
Doomsday vault in Norway is going to get a few upgrades including a new tunnel
Global warming could cause the Svalbard Global Seed Vault to flood and these upgrades are countermeasures.
China's new next-gen Mach 5+ hypersonic jet could reach New York from Beijing in 2 hours
The craft features a unique four-winged design to reduce turbulence and drag at ultra-fast speeds.
Scientists tracked commercial fishing in real-time and found over half the world's oceans fished
Scientists used satellites, machine learning and ship-tracking tech to shed light on the extent of commercial fishing worldwide.
Watch The Ring's sinister ghost crawl out of a TV in this augmented reality video
A developer used augmented reality platform Unity and simulated the entire scene with a few critical twists.
Militarised spying dolphins? US military wants to recruit sea creatures to monitor enemy submarines
The new Darpa research programme aims to tap into sea creatures' "natural sensing capabilities" to monitor adversaries' naval activities.
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