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A new analysis has prompted claims of significant evidence having been discovered that our universe is a hologram. Is it really, wonders Geraint Lewis

The #DeleteUber movement became a major trend over the weekend after President Donald Trump's travel ban on immigrants from seven Muslim majority countries caused chaos in airports.  When Uber turned off surge pricing s...

A draft version of the report notes that engineers have found cracks in turbine blades in the turbopumps of the engines. SpaceNews.com

Today marks two full weeks since Donald Trump was sworn in as President of the United States, and so far, things have been... interesting. Trump's supporters have continued applaud the president's unorthodox approach and...

French Socialist Party candidate Benoit Hamon believes a tax on robots can offset human workers' lost wealth to automation.

Fine print in a Samsung user manual is keeping Note 7 burn victims from suing. Lawyers Devon C. Bruce and Jan H. Ohlander are fighting for their plaintiff's right to sue, instead of participate in arbitration.

Two suspected hackers have reportedly been arrested in London on suspicion of hacking 70 percent of the CCTV cameras in Washington with ransomware ahead of President Donald Trump's inauguration last month. The arrest too...

Coming soon: Cracking IoT kit and industrial control systems Popular offensive hacking toolkit Metasploit now works on hardware, including cars, after a major update to the 13-year old platform....

The AR app Pokémon Go has reportedly brought in over $1 billion in worldwide gross revenues since it launches less than seven months ago.

The Australian Synchrotron warns it's been wormholed The Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) is investigating a computer security breach at the Australian Synchrotron that saw hackers steal sci...

Millions of credit cards in the United States have been turned into 'smart cards' or those equipped with EMV technology. Criminals, however, have easily adapted and moved their operations online.

Voice-based artificial intelligence assistants can understand human speech better than ever. But while AI can decipher our words and context to deliver fast results and actions, AI doesn't understand the tone, or one's f...

Apple seems to be actively lessening its reliance on Intel chips.According to Bloomberg, Apple is designing its own A-series ARM-based chips, even though Intel processors have powered Apple's Mac lineup for more than a d...

Drones can do one thing existing telepresence robots can't: fly up and down stairs. This is one reason why Google thinks telepresence drones are a good idea, according to a U.S. patent discovered by Recode. SEE ALSO: 9 U...

Denon's updated Heos 7 multiroom speaker system comes with Bluetooth and hi-res audio playback as standard, but does it iron out the original's little problems? We've been listening to find out. The post Denon Heos 7 HS2...

Thanks to DxO Labs, we get to end this week with a freebie. If you’re interested in mixing up your post-processing workflow, you can get a free, no-strings-attached license for DxO OpticsPro 9 between now and February ...

Based on mRNAs, a new vaccine candidate against Zika has been shown effective against the virus. According to preclinical results, just one dose of the vaccine offers protective benefit.

Norway's security service says nine email accounts in the Scandinavian country have been targeted by hackers believed to be associated with Russian intelligence, adding no classified information had been taken

Radiation levels inside the damaged Fukushima nuclear reactor are over 100 times fatal levels, the highest they've been since the triple meltdown in March, 2011, according to operator Tepco. The company recently sent a c...

A team of researchers from ETH Zurich and the California Institute of Technology have now designed a material that exceeds the sensitivity of human skin and even matches the sensitivity of a snake's pit organ. The post R...

SQL Slammer worm returns after a decade, but why?

Norway's security service says nine email accounts in the Scandinavian country have been targeted by hackers believed to be associated with Russian intelligence but adds that no classified information has been taken.