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UK Tech Week in Review [31 October 2020]
Investigating whether digital tourism is the travel industry's last hope, hi-tech UK farming crosses the pond, a nano-satellite...
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Saturn’s rings aren’t the same, Cassini finds
Researchers at NASA have suggested through analysis of data on Saturn’s rings that one of the rings of...
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Extremely rare tyrannosaur track discovered by student, her father
With only 14 prior discoveries, tyrannosaur tracks are one of the rarest in the paleontology world and having...
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Pre-order Uncharted The Nathan Drake Collection for just £34.85; PS4 bundles announced in US
The highly-awaited Uncharted is releasing on October 9 and with people looking to pre-order the game, we have...
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Aspirin said to boost cancer immunotherapy effectiveness
Time and again studies have pointed out aspirin as being helpful against cancer and a new study echoes...
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Coffee grounds can help decrease methane concentrations, provide clean fuel
Carbon capture materials require a lot of time and money to make, but a new research has shown...
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Microsoft Windows 10 running on 75 million devices
Microsoft’s dream of seeing Windows 10 run on 1 billion devices by 2018 may still be far off...
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Ocean Cleanup Mega Expedition of Great Pacific Garbage Patch was successful
The reconnaissance mission of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch dubbed the Mega Expedition by Ocean Clean has been...
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ESA astronaut: “Humans will go to Mars”
A manned mission to Mars would require mankind to take a giant leap in technological and astronomical terms...
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SDO’s Fall 2015 eclipse season begins
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory has announced the beginning of its Fall 2015 eclipse season whereby starting today through...
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CERN preps LHC for higher intensity collisions
CERN upgraded the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) to operate at collision energy of 13 TeV, but ever since...
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Carbon credits may not represent actual emission reductions, study finds
In a first of its kind in-depth review of Joint Implementation’s environmental integrity, it has been brought to...
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Facebook introduces ‘Donate Now’ button for non-profits
Facebook has introduced a ‘Donate Now’ button which will be displayed on the Facebook pages of non-profit organizations...
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Microsoft Cortana lands on Android
Standing by its previous promise of releasing Cortana on Android, Microsoft has rolled out a public beta of...
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Satellite spots massive Manhattan-sized iceberg as it splits from Greenland glacier
The European Space Agency’s Sentinel-1A satellite has captured what is pegged as one of the most significant calving...
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Amur Leopard at Yorkshire Wildlife Park gives birth to three cubs
The world’s most endangered species – Amur Leopard – has given birth to three cubs at the Yorkshire...
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Rumours wither away! PES 2016 is not 1080p on Xbox One
So there it is finally right from Konami directly – PES 2016 is not 1080p on Xbox One...
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uTorrent team mulls new revenue model
uTorrent, the most used BitTorrent client in the world with an estimated user base of 150 million, is...
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Pokémon Sun and Moon – More details revealed by Nintendo
After announcing Pokémon Sun and Moon at E3 2016, Nintendo has revealed more details about it. Shigeru Ohmori...
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Operators could lose £500 as EU proposes roaming cuts
The European Union proposed today that they want to cut the wholesale roaming rates which telecom operators...
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Diabetes: Alarming Increase In Type 2 Diabetes In Children
Type 2 diabetes, usually seen in adults, has started affecting a large number of children in the UK....
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Meteorite Discovered: Scientists Discover A New Type Of Rock
Scientists have discovered an 8cm space rock that is chemically different from any of the 50,000 kinds of...
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iOS 10 – All the big features you should know about
iOS 10 was revealed grandly at WWDC 2016 (Worldwide Developers Conference), which is the company’s annual event....
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Lassa Fever: Researchers Develop Model To Predict Spread of Human Disease From Animals
A new model, developed for Lassa fever that is spread by rats, will be able to predict how...
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E3 2016 – Playstation VR will have Star Wars and Resident Evil VII
At E3 2016, the video game trade show in Los Angeles, Sony unveiled many news games for Playstation...
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Malnurition: Obesity Boom Leading To Rise In Malnutrition
The obesity boom that is sweeping the world is leading to another nutritional problem, that of malnutrition.
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Cervical Cancer: Screening Being Put Off By Women Over 50
A survey by a cervical cancer charity has revealed that one in three women over 50 has delayed...
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