Science & Technology Archive
Peregrine falcons attack prey ‘like guided missiles’, say scientists
Google launches its own data-saving app for smartphone users
Facebook launches Kids version of Messenger app controlled by parents
If you’ve never seen a sun halo, you need to see this
Take a peek inside Facebook’s new London office
Google’s latest Doodle will help you learn how to code
These astronauts made pizza in space – but how did it taste?
Suspect your partner of TV show cheating? There’s a new lie detector to help you find out
This is the world’s tiniest fidget spinner – and it’s smaller than the width of a human hair
A brain surgeon believes computers will soon be implanted into our heads
Smartphone addiction can mess up your brain chemistry, study suggests
This virtual reality experience shows what it could be like to live on Mars
Lego enters augmented reality with a new app that interacts with playsets
Reboot pending as exam cheats log on
Is December 1 the first day of winter?
The best apps of 2017 according to Google Play
Snapchat is changing this week – here’s what you need to know
Scientists develop AI system that can ‘design clothes’
Here’s how to fix that very serious password bug on your Mac
This crow-sized dinosaur may have struggled to fly because of its ‘fluffy’ feathers
Have scientists finally debunked the Himalayan Yeti legend?
The future is here as research shows amputees can control robotic arm with their minds
Some men tend to confuse sexual interest with consent, research suggests
‘Crying Nintendo kid’ from 1988 gives an object lesson in how to receive the perfect present
A Taiwanese car firm says its new electric supercar is faster than the new Tesla
These robots powered by vacuum can lift 1,000 times their own weight
Neil deGrasse Tyson trolls flat-Earthers with one brilliant tweet
Smart people have been found to have more efficient brains – but there’s a way in for the rest of us
Imgur confirms data breach affecting 1.7 million users
YouTube is investigating ‘disturbing’ auto-fill suggestions
Scientists have built a ‘Hallucination Machine’ that lets people get high without drugs
Sophia the humanoid robot would like a family one day
A wearable that monitors breathing is among a range of new innovations being trialled by the NHS
Happy Fibonacci Day: Maths fans celebrate number sequence mirrored in date
Here’s what happened when AI drones raced against a world-class human pilot
