4G network speeds in the UK have slowed down, warns Ofcom
When 4G mobile phone services launched a few years ago companies said that they would be ‘five times faster’ than existing 3G networks.
However, a...
EE is handing out free phone batteries to customers
Mobile phone giant EE announced that it will be handing out free phone batteries to all of its customers as part of a reward scheme...
US only gained 126,000 jobs in March, smallest increase since December 2014
According to a Labor Department report, the US economy only gained 126,000 jobs in March, marking the smallest number of jobs added since December...
Tesla delivered record number of cars in its first quarter
According to Tesla Motors, the car manufacturer delivered a record number of 10,030 cars in its first quarter, a 55% increase compared to last...
Extremophiles thrive in ultra harsh environments, exhibition at American Museum of Natural History
Extremophiles are organisms that thrive in geochemically and physically extreme conditions including boiling liquid, super acid pools, extremely low temperatures, and even the vacuum and...
Microsoft launches mobile scanner app “Office Lens” for iOS and Android
Microsoft launched its mobile document scanning app called Office Lens for iOS and Android smartphones.
The app essentially turns a users phone into a pocket scanner...
Toxic and oxygen-starved oceans caused mass extinction 200 million years ago
Two hundred million years ago, half of all plant, animal and marine life became extinct, and evidence shows that oxygen-depleted toxic oceans played a...
Tiny songbird completes incredible 1500 mile fly-or-die migration every year
A tiny songbird, the 0.42 oz (12 gram) Blackpoll Warbler flies from 1,410 to 1,720 miles (2270 to 2770 km) over the sea non-stop...
Large Hadron Collider set to restart after short circuit problem fixed
The world’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator, the Large Hardon Collider (LHC), is set to restart this weekend after scientists fixed a short circuit...
Birds matter more than renewable energy schemes, says Jonathan Franzen
American novelist and essayist Jonathan Franzen argues that birds matter more than renewable energy schemes aimed at combating climate change and ultimately protecting humans....