Stephen Hawking warns of growing human race self destruction risk
Professor Stephen Hawking warns that there is a growing risk of self-destruction by the human race, caused by perhaps a genetically-engineered virus, climate change,...
Twitter has fixed a glitchy software update responsible for widespread outages
Twitter says that it has fixed a glitchy software update responsible for the recent widespread service outages. An outage occurs when the supply of...
Microsoft to launch ‘Minecraft: Education Edition’ for classroom use
Microsoft has acquired a modified version of Minecraft for use in schools, known as “MinecraftEdu”, from Finland-based TeacherGaming LLC.
The tech giant plans on investing in...
PlayStation VR headset listed for £349 by Swiss retailer
The official price of the PlayStation VR headset has not been announced yet. However, a Swiss retailer called ‘Microspot’ has listed the PlayStation VR...
Asda website bug put sensitive customer info at risk for over two years
A glitch on Asda’s website put the personal information of millions of consumers at risk over the past two years.
The Walmart-owned supermarket chain processes hundreds...
Apple makes progress on racial diversity of its workforce
Apple has made progress on the racial diversity of its U.S. workforce.
The tech giant unveiled new information about the demographics of its workforce in the...
Global fish catch drastically underreported by 32 billion kg annually
Global fish catch data is drastically unreported, in fact by 32 billion kg every year, which is more than the combined weight of all the people...
Mystery of Roman age decapitated bodies in York unravelled by genome technology
The mystery of more than eighty Roman age decapitated bodies discovered in York is gradually unravelling, thanks to cutting edge genome technology. The mystery...
Spiderman must have size 95 feet to climb walls and giant hands
Spiderman must have size 95 feet (114 in the US) if he really wants to climb walls like the superhero in the movies and...
Polls were wrong because wrong kind of voters contacted
Polls were wrong because the wrong kind of voters were contacted in the weeks and months leading up to the UK’s General Election in...