Science & Technology Archive
No safe limit to alcohol consumption, say researchers
A library in New York is turning classic novels into Insta Stories
Battlefield V’s new Rotterdam map is the star of its multiplayer
You can now pretend to be an astronaut with Nasa’s new selfie app
A brand new Game Of Thrones game is coming to mobile and PC in October
It’s now possible to order from Deliveroo via Google Maps
Labour announces plans for windfall tax on tech giants
LG unveils futuristic wearable robot to help people with mobility issues
A robot is now serving customers coffee at Selfridges
Heavy drinking ‘triples teenagers’ risk of later life high-grade prostate cancer’
Gamescom opens with Fortnite rivals and the ‘holy grail of computer graphics’
Is Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 good enough to beat Fifa 19?
Ancient ‘Frisbee’ turtle had no shell
Could bioengineered teeth spell the end of dreaded fillings and costly implants?
Volcanic eruption helped win the Battle of Waterloo, say scientists
Parrots are no bird-brains when it comes to economics, study finds
Facebook to remove 5,000 advert-targeting options to prevent discrimination
The Grand Tour is getting its own video game
Huawei caught in image row over smartphone selfie in Egyptian advert
Breastfeeding reduces risk of stroke, says study
‘Survival of the sluggish’ suggests evolution favours slackers
All the important things Xbox announced at Gamescom
Everything you need to know about InkyPen, Nintendo’s new digital comic service
This image of Mona Lisa was created by a million E.coli bacteria
Alex Hunter is chasing Champions League glory in Fifa 19’s The Journey
Google will now print your favourite snaps into a photo book
Android Gmail users can now undo embarrassing emails as well
Nintendo teases new games and digital comic service at Gamescom
Sony splashes some colour into the PlayStation 4 controllers
Nvidia hails ‘golden age of gaming’ as it unveils new graphics processors
YouTube videos provide misleading information on plastic surgery, study finds
Netflix is testing adverts between episodes and viewers aren’t happy
This bizarre vertical mouse claims to reduce muscle strain
This paper battery is powered by bacteria and spit
Sony explains why Android updates take so long to roll out
British jobs will be wiped out by artificial intelligence, warns Bank chief
Faster broadband gives £9bn boost to business
Big name responses to Fortnite expected at Gamescom
Tech giants urged to remove 3D-printed gun files from the internet
Twitter kills off some third-party app features
How to keep the kids entertained with simple science: 4 easy projects from TheDadLab
Android hearing aid support will stream audio directly from your phone
