Science & Technology Archive
Facebook News service ‘could expand to UK’
Fitbit unveils ‘most advanced smartwatch’ capable of tracking stress levels
Oxford vaccine could be put before regulators this year – scientist
Study to find out whether mouthwash can reduce spread of Covid-19
Local beer delivery searches jumped by 500% during lockdown, says Google
Napster snapped up by UK tech firm MelodyVR in £53m deal
Zoom apologises for disruption after fixing service outage
Influencer and drone pilot among dream jobs for school leavers – report
Contact tracing apps ‘unlikely to contain Covid-19 spread without support’
‘Morning people’ linked with higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease
Scientists discover stone fragments showing ‘earliest art in the British Isles’
New battery development could be key to providing robots with more energy
Twitter launches new online transparency centre in effort to be more open
Zoom getting integration on Facebook, Amazon and Google smart displays
Google Maps set to become more detailed under visual revamp
Rare Covid-19 syndrome in children ’causes profound immune system changes’
Plastic ingested by seabirds ‘could release toxic chemicals in their stomach’
Boom in streaming service subscriptions is here to stay, says trade body
Public urged to be wary of scams using fake celebrity endorsements
Stone Age humans ‘used grass and ash to make pest-free bedding’
Climate change likely cause of woolly rhinoceros extinction, scientists say
Lockdown sparks big increase in vlogging, report suggests
Tears of birds and reptiles not much different to human tears, say scientists
Researchers identify three new genetic variants linked to breast cancer in men
Voice box in primates ‘significantly larger’ in relation to their body size
Voice box in primates ‘evolved faster’ compared with carnivores
Scientists develop method to store ‘substantial amount of energy’ in red bricks
Belfast man tells how smartphone app led to his rescue
