Birds never go grey process on clothing and paint colours that never fade
Birds never go grey because of the structure of their feathers – this process could be used to make clothing and paint colours that...
Facebook ditches Adobe Flash video for HTML5
Facebook has stopped using Adobe’s Flash technology for all its video content, switching over to HTML5 instead.
HTML5 is now being used for all Facebook...
BMW fined $40 million by US regulators over crash-testing problems
BMW is the latest car manufacturer to be penalized by US regulators.
The luxury carmaker has been hit with a $40 million fine for failing...
Startled reindeer bolts out of Tesco car park after car horn blast
A startled reindeer bolted out of a Tesco car park during a Christmas event at Carlton Hill in Nottingham on Sunday after hearing a...
Shoreham jet that crashed had expired parts and obsolete manual
The Shoreham ex-military jet that crashed on 22nd August had expired parts and an obsolete technical manual, says a Report by the Air Accidents...
Clothing and paint colours that never fade using process from birds
Clothing and paint colours that never fade, using the structure that birds have in their feathers to create multi-coloured plumage, could probably be used commercially,...
Ericsson signs patent deal with Apple ending a year-long dispute
Ericsson said that it has signed a global license agreement with Apple, putting an end to a year-long patent infringement dispute between the two...
US fighter jets with laser guns and shields by end of decade
US fighter jets will probably be equipped with laser guns and possibly a shield too, meaning they will be able to take out small...
Presumably extinct sea snakes found off Western Australia coast
Two species of presumably extinct sea snakes have been discovered by scientists and a wildlife officer off the coast of Western Australia. Zoologists from...
Animal life exploded on Earth after oxygen built up not other way round
Animal life exploded on Earth after oxygen built up over a 100-million-year period, and not the other way round, says an international team of...