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Prehistoric sea monster from the UK among the largest animals to have ever livedThe seas off the south coast of the UK were once home to one of the largest animals to have ever lived, according to a group of palaeontologRead full story →
Apple announces all of its shops, offices and data centres are now powered by “100% renewable energy” – but there’s a catchApple yesterday announced its global facilities, which comprise retail stores, offices, data centres and other facilities across 43 countrieRead full story →
YouTube accused of illegally harvesting data about children on its siteYouTube has allegedly violated laws that protect children’s online privacy, according to a coalition of 23 privacy and consumer rights groupRead full story →
China’s SenseTime becomes world’s most valued AI startupThe ongoing AI race between the US and China has taken another turn with news that Chinese firm SenseTime has raised $600 million (£425 millRead full story →
DeepMind is teaching its AI to navigate cities using Street View imagesGoogle is no stranger to teaching AI to learn like a human would. We’ve seen its AI team tap into methods of childhood learning to help AI uRead full story →
Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact review: Prime Day cuts the cost by £130Deal update: Thanks to Amazon Prime Day 2018, there is currently a hefty discount running on the Sony XZ2 Compact. If you click over to thisRead full story →
These 3D-printed sculptures playfully explore the heart’s complex beautyNowhere is the gulf between symbol and object felt as keenly as the heart. The idealised curves that bloom across Valentines Days cards may Read full story →
How to save photos from InstagramPresumably, for copyright reasons, Instagram doesn’t let you save photos from the website or app. That can be pretty annoying if you’ve lostRead full story →
Toyota C-HR review: A sharper edged hybridThe electric car is on the march. With Tesla showing EVs can be desirable, the Nissan Leaf proving they can work as practical family transpoRead full story →
Good news: It actually makes financial sense to mine our electronic wasteThis shouldn’t be new information, but it bears repeating: humans are incredibly wasteful, and nowhere is this more obvious than in our elecRead full story →
Fitbit Versa review: Cheaper and nearly as good as the IonicIs this the smartwatch that breaks into the masses? Fitbit certainly hopes so. It’s stripped away the non-essentials from its first true smaRead full story →
How To Customize Your Chromebook LauncherThe desktop of any computer serves an important part of everyday life. For some, the desktop serves as a way to customize your computer, witRead full story →
Apple adds privacy icon to iOS 11.3 that shows you when it’s collecting your dataApple is pressing its privacy-conscious ethos by adding a new icon to iOS 11, showing when the company is using your personal information acRead full story →
BMW i3s review (2018): Updated BMW i3 is a slightly sportier EVThe BMW i3 is like a big golf cart and I mean that in the best possible way. Like the aforementioned fairway buggy, you jump into the i3, prRead full story →
Firefox’s smart browser extension stops Facebook from snooping on your browsingAmidst the Cambridge Analytica controversy, Facebook has come under fire for failing to protect its users’ data. As we begin to learn the crRead full story →
Apple iPad (2018) review: B+ for effort and executionIf there has ever been a more low-key Apple event, I can’t remember it. But like it or not, education focus or no, Apple’s newest iPad is a Read full story →
Huawei P20 Pro review: Huawei’s three-lens beast is getting cheaperDEAL ALERT: Through EE, you can get a 128GB handset with a 30GB data allowance for just £33 a month, with no upfront cost. That adds up to aRead full story →
Huawei P20 review: Good but not greatThe Huawei P20 isn’t the most interesting phone of 2018 – that honour belongs to its more expensive sibling, the P20 Pro, with its triple-reRead full story →
The slow self-driving cars of GreenwichShuffling home a bit tipsy along the river in Greenwich, the woman probably didn’t expect to see an automated pod following her every stumblRead full story →
Digital doping: Are big data, AI and virtual reality creating an uneven playing field?Watching elite athletes run, leap and score, it’s hard to imagine there’s much room for improvement, but the Internet of Things, Big Data anRead full story →
How to Automatically Add Location Data to Your iPhone PicturesYour iPhone is obviously capable of saving info on where you are when you take pictures with it. However, depending on your settings, yours Read full story →
How Nintendo made shooting squids a success with SplatoonSplatoon and Splatoon 2 have been a huge success for Nintendo. As the company's first brand-new IP in years, the ink-based shooter has becomRead full story →
The UK unicorns and how they made their first billionsIf you’ve recently ordered a takeaway, picked up a beer or had your DNA sequenced, you may have encountered one of the UK’s “unicorn” companRead full story →
After making a fortune selling out to Facebook, WhatsApp’s co-founder is now urging everyone to delete the social networkFollowing the news that Cambridge Analytica harvested the data of 50 million Facebook users, WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton has called for Read full story →