Science & Technology Archive
Facebook Messenger launches peer-to-peer payments in the UK
Google’s Project Wing is testing food delivery drones in Australia
Mammals changed from night to day creatures after dinosaurs died off, study suggests
Samsung really fires shots at Apple in its latest advert
Crime-solving technology helps scientists track turtles from Egypt
T-rex’s tiny arms were actually ‘vicious slashing’ weapons, suggests expert
Bees can be left or right-handed like humans
WhatsApp outage sparks panic among users
Stephen Hawking reiterates warning about super-smart AI ‘replacing humans’
Scientists identify the chemical in the brain that helps us suppress unwanted thoughts
How the world reacted to the launch of the iPhone X
Reality TV star joins crowds queuing for new iPhone X
Review: The Xbox One X wants to be your gaming future
This smart office block uses 30,000 sensors to control lighting and even where employees should work
AI has beaten human lawyers in a contest about law – and it wasn’t even close
Everything you need to know about this weekend’s Beaver Moon
The curious story of the iPhone photos app and pictures of bras
Scientists use cosmic rays to discover secret space inside Great Pyramid
HTC expands the U11 smartphone line-up with two new devices
Sale of illegal wildlife products: The 10 most traded species
WWF warns of growing trade in illegal wildlife products for treating ailments
Facebook profits will be hit by measures to tackle abuse, Mark Zuckerberg warns
Scientists think they know why alcohol makes a person more vulnerable to cocaine addiction
Corals can adapt to climate change but only if emissions are reduced, study suggests
Sony has revived its robotic dog, Aibo
Turns out the human brain isn’t as unique as we’d like to think
Google says sorry over Google Docs ‘terms of service’ bug
