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Slay your crewmates from a whole new perspective. What you need to know Among Us VR is the first made-for-VR version of the popular social deduction game, evolving the series into a first-person perspective. The VR versi...

Greater scrutiny is needed over what the UK's top spies say and do once they leave government service to safeguard state secrets, parliament's intelligence watchdog has said.

NeuralCam has launched version 5 of its iPhone app that adds a super-resolution 48-megapixel artificial intelligence (AI) upscaling system that it claims reduces noise and enhances detail in photos. NeuralCam first launc...

Work plays an active role in keeping the brain healthy and retaining cognitive abilities as we age, researchers report.

French supercar maker Bugatti has officially launched its Sur Mesure (or tailored in French) customization program by unveiling a one-off Chiron Pur Sport wearing vintage-inspired livery. According to Bugatti, Sur Mesure...

ON1 will launch update 2022.1 to its Photo RAW application on December 20 which will ship a host of new features and updates, including the Liquify Tool, Advanced Search, Smart Albums, and more. ON1 is updating Photo RAW...

The Apple Watch is once again at the center of a lawsuit.

While all atomic nuclei except hydrogen are composed of protons and neutrons, physicists have been searching for a particle consisting of two, three or four neutrons for over half a century. Experiments by a team of phys...

Epic Games' first published title is a free-to-play romp where competitors unleash elbow drops and dropkicks as they leap across streets and scale rooftops.

Attackers could gain access to printers and manipulate designs of parts such as aircraft propellers in ways that are difficult to detect

Foldable phones are no longer novelty items today, especially with Samsung trying to push its products to the mainstream market. Despite assurances of improved durability and lower price tags, there are still some misgiv...

How often should you floss? Brushing and flossing should be part of any daily oral health routine, but how often should you do it?

A series of storms could make a dent in the snow drought that has gripped the West to start winter. While they won't end the longer-term megadrought by any means, they at least should get ski lifts turning, provide some ...

Uncertainty is part of life. There's just no escaping it, even in a science as precise as nuclear physics.

A Long March 4B launched the Shijian-06 (05) group of satellites Dec. 9, marking the 400th launch of China's Long March family of launch vehicles. SpaceNews

Re-orgs bureaucracy to deliver 'stronger alignment and synchronization' The USA's Department of Defense has created a post of Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Officer (CDAIO) that is expected to encompass three ...

At least 38,000 and up to 80,000 SA government employees may have had their data accessed, the South Australian Treasurer has said.

Scientists have discovered an anti-aging chemical that can be derived from the seeds of a grape. The researchers isolated the chemical from the extract of a grape seed. When tested in mice, it showed an increase of the l...

Among Us VR features one map and will be playable on Meta Quest headsets, Valve's Index, and PS VR.

The vacuum-equipped sleeping bag uses suction to keep fluids from building up in the brain.

Apple has been more tight-lipped than usual about its plans for an electric and self-driving car, a secretive operation dubbed Project Titan. But that doesn't mean we can't imagine what the iPhone-maker would cook up for...

The 2022 NDAA directs the Pentagon to brief lawmakers on military use of commercial satellite communications services, specifically those from non-geostationary orbit satellites. SpaceNews