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Thursday June 27, 2019. 03:00 PM
This simple gadget keeps a bottle of wine tasting fresh for days on end.
In California alone there are 11 desalination plants, with 10 more proposed. But there are big downsides to making seawater drinkable.
The 2019 Copenhagenize Index ranks the world's urban hubs on how much they're doing to promote life on two wheels.
Philips is shifting to a new chip that has both Bluetooth and Zigbee radios onboard, but most people will still want a Hue Bridge on their home network.
The new Acer ultrabook is ultrathin, ultralight, and gets all-day battery life. It's a road warriors dream.
Emerging research suggests exposure to wildfire smoke may alter the immune system for years.
Warns deployment will go up spout if UK.gov pulls plug on controversial supplier Huawei has the most advanced tech for 5G deployment, Three's director of network strategy has said - ahead of the government's pending review into the controversial supplier's UK telecoms...
This is fine. 100 others have... fsck, I've hit a ditch Updated 'You are not a lemming,' said a traffic anchor of not one, not two, but reportedly about 100 people who came a cropper after following Google Maps' directions onto a muddy dirt road to avoid a road snarlup on...
Benedict Cumberbatch and Nicholas Hoult play arch-rivals Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla, respectively, locked in a race to electrify the world in The Current War. In The Current War, brilliant inventors and arch-rivals Thomas Edison (Benedict Cumberbatch) and Nikola Tesla...
For a small group of bitcoin enthusiasts, the internet is a vulnerability. They're using satellites, ham radios, and mesh networks to stay current on the cryptocurrency.
She's calling her new shapewear line 'Kimono'—which is both terrible and terribly useful.
If computer privacy is critical enough that many laptops now include a physical webcam shutter, why can't you do the same for the microphone?It’s a question that PC makers should be asking themselves. Some, like Dell, say they’re working on a solution. But for whatever...
'We are NOT okay with it' says Architecture Lead StackOverflow, a popular resource for developers looking for code to copy and paste solutions to tricky programming issues, has been found to be serving an ad complete with JavaScript code intended to track users regardless of ...
Ericsson announced its plans to build a 5G factory in the U.S. sometime early next year. 'The factory will be the Swedish telco equipment maker's first fully-automated factory, the company said, and will be used to produce 5G radios designed for urban areas,' reports ZDNet....
UK state pension age-extender no longer forced to make ends meet on his own £1.8m pension pot Exclusive Former permanent secretary at the UK's Department for Work and Pensions, Robert Devereux, is to join software giant Salesforce.…
Decommissioning to carry on while commercial interests sniff around Scottish satellite fanciers The tortured tale of the Dundee Satellite Receiving Station took another turn in recent weeks as a proposal to rescue the venerable institution suffered a setback.…
All is well in Westminster, honest Comment A group of tinfoil-hatted wackos have held a public meeting to talk about the dangers of “electromagnetic fields” and demand 5G mobile network rollouts are halted. Unfortunately for the Great British Public, those moonhowlers...
Tekla Perry writes: When WYSIWIG pioneer Charles Simonyi went to space, he couldn't but help notice the awkward user interface on the rocket's control panel. It was a case of legacy systems, not wanting to change training and documentation, and an emulator that ran Unix on a ...
A pair of recent findings show how hackers can compromise Excel users without any fancy exploits.
Not-quite-Iranian kit-bricking malware emerges as Tehran blamed for rise in cyber-attacks Not content to be the focus of the geopolitical news cycle, Iran now also finds itself in the middle of two major developments in the security world.…
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