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Folding smartphone expected to feature a Samsung-made screen and Sony-made camera setup | Continue reading
WhatsApp has broken, with users unable to send or receive messages. | Continue reading
The lawsuit alleges defamation and ‘blacklisting’ | Continue reading
Mass resignations of US staff are ‘paralyzing’ Chinese chip industry | Continue reading
Thermal attacks can occur after users type their passcode on a computer keyboard, smartphone screen or ATM keypad. | Continue reading
Ed Power looks back at how the big-screen version of Nintendo’s ‘Super Mario Bros’ set all future video-game films up for a fall | Continue reading
New technology is capable of delivering 4.6 times the current of the fastest electric car chargers on the market | Continue reading
Sections of the key route collapsed after huge blast Russia claims was caused by a truck | Continue reading
Research led by the University of Glasgow found evidence of an increased risk of motor neurone disease among former rugby players. | Continue reading
The popular chocolate company has battled trademark court battles for years | Continue reading
Doreen Bogdan-Martin will head the International Telecommunication Union for the next four years | Continue reading
Findings highlight the value of trees in mitigating climate change, scientists say | Continue reading
It was the world’s worst caving disaster. On 24 June 1967, six young adventurers set off to explore Yorkshire’s Mossdale Caverns. They never came back. Ray Kershaw tells their harrowing story | Continue reading
‘This may be one of The Lancet’s most shameful moments regarding its role as a steward and leader in communicating crucial findings about science and medicine,’ virologist says | Continue reading
Technology could be used in low-income countries where PCR tests are expensive | Continue reading
Deputy head of Taiwan defence ministry’s research and development unit died from a heart attack | Continue reading
António de Oliveira Salazar thought he was in power for two years after being replaced, new book claims | Continue reading
The richest 1 per cent are responsible for half of the carbon emissions caused by flying | Continue reading
Vast open-air pits where trash burned around the clock were simply part of life on deployment for troops in America’s post-9/11 wars. Now, thousands are sick and dying because of the toxic exposure and feel abandoned by the country that they fought for, writes Rachel Sharp | Continue reading
New research pins baldness to a single chemical | Continue reading
A micrometeorite strike did more damage to Webb’s mirror than expected, but scientists were able to adapt the mirror to cancel out most of the negative effects. | Continue reading
Elon Musk’s space firm now controls more than 40 per cent of all active satellites in orbit | Continue reading
AI software could be used to solidify party members’ determination to be ‘grateful to the party’, institute had claimed | Continue reading
Irish actor Hannah Rose May says she was tracked for two hours before she was notified | Continue reading
More than 600 of the jets are currently on order | Continue reading
The Russian space agency and Nasa appear to be locked in an argument over the use of the International Space Station. | Continue reading
Government policies to crack down on protest and other speech exempted from new laws | Continue reading
PM keen on 50-year mortgages – but warned only wealthy would benefit from ‘inheritance planning tool’ | Continue reading
Government plans to tweak laws to make UK a ‘global artificial intelligence superpower’ | Continue reading
Under thick hydrogen atmospheres, liquid water could persists for tens of billions of years, even on planets adrift in space without a star | Continue reading
The so-called ‘blank check’ company is also the target of a separate Securities and Exchange Commission probe | Continue reading
Ministers are desperate to sign new trade deals after damaging the UK economy with Brexit | Continue reading
In study conducted since start of pandemic, 68 per cent of Covid cases were successfully diagnosed two days before onset of symptoms | Continue reading
Tiny invisible particles can cause bits of information held by computers to ‘flip’ with potentially serious ramifications | Continue reading
The hot sauce company reportedly doesn’t have enough chili peppers due to “weather conditions” | Continue reading
Nasa is nearing the first test flight of an experimental aircraft that could make general aviation greener, cleaner, and quieter. | Continue reading
‘This is the first time this has happened’: All 12 patients involved in US study entered remission after taking dostarlimab over a six-month period | Continue reading
‘It has been 13 months since I came forward publicly... that is more than enough time for anyone to provide a simple yes or no answer’ | Continue reading
‘This is the first time this has happened’: All 12 patients involved in US study entered remission after taking dostarlimab over a six-month period | Continue reading
#Swedengate became a trending topic after internet users learned that Swedes tend to not feed their house guests | Continue reading
Russian invasion of Ukraine - live updates | Continue reading
Downing Street said to be planning new push to keep wavering Tories onside | Continue reading
It’s fine if you find Gervais and his jokes offensive, but I’d rather live in a world where people are offensive than one where everyone agrees | Continue reading
The furthest two planets in the Solar System both have similar masses, sizes, and atmospheric compositions, but they are different shades of blue. | Continue reading
David Chou has been charged with fatally shooting one person and injuring five others at a Taiwanese church in Laguna Woods | Continue reading
Christen Bouchard resigned after the board of selectmen denied her vacation request | Continue reading
Outdoor garden watering also reduced from three days to two from 1 June | Continue reading