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Ghostly creature spotted 27,000ft inside the Mariana Trench is the deepest fish ever seenLocated deep within the Pacific ocean, the Mariana Trench is a scar in the Earth’s crusts. It’s the deepest and most remote place on Earth aRead full story →
Facebook Messenger scam tricks you into clicking dodgy video linksA virulent malware campaign has hit Facebook Messenger over the past few days, linking users to malicious websites and downloading software Read full story →
F1 2017 game review: The most complete Formula 1 game on PS4 and Xbox OneIf you’ve watched Formula 1 in the past ten years, you’ll probably know Ferrari is one of the most successful teams in the sport. The ItaliaRead full story →
Active 10 app launches to encourage people to walk briskly 10 minutes a dayOfficial figures from Public Health England (PHE) has found that a staggering 6.3 million adults fail to walk a brisk 10 minutes a month. InRead full story →
Guide to UK eSports teams: Dignitas, Gfinity, Fnatic and moreThe UK is underweight when it comes to investment in eSports. While many countries in Europe give grants to new eSports teams, and have dediRead full story →
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 review: Plus-sized excellenceIn 2016 we were singing the praises of the fantastic, larger-than-life Galaxy Note 7. We awarded it top honours and, were it not for the smaRead full story →
This hack lets attackers change what’s written in emails AFTER they’ve been sentNew research has thrown light on an email exploit that hackers can use to change the content of a message, after it has been delivered to yoRead full story →
Samsung CHG70 review (C27HG70): An excellent HDR gaming monitorIt doesn’t matter whether you’re one of the world’s fastest athletes or just one of the many millions of gamers across the globe, the differRead full story →
Star Trek-style holodeck for mice reveals how brains produce mental maps“Mental map” might sound like a GCSE revision tactic (more on that later in the week), but it actually refers to the way in which animals anRead full story →
Nanowire gloves could stop soldiers’ hands from freezing“Don’t try to invade Russia in the winter,” the old military saying goes. Putting aside the sheer size of the country, Russia’s icy conditioRead full story →
Volvo XC90 T8 R Design (2017) review: The most complete SUV on the roadThe Volvo brand has come a long way. Cars such as the S90, V90 and XC60 are now legitimate challengers to the usual German offerings, and thRead full story →
What is dyslexia and how can technology help with its symptoms?You will almost certainly have heard of dyslexia, a common learning difficulty which makes reading and writing more challenging without affeRead full story →
The 5 best coding courses for kids in the UKIt's National Coding Week – a series of events that takes place every year, designed to encourage adults to get into coding. Set up by formeRead full story →
Motorola patents a self-healing phone screenIt’s hard not to wince when you drop your phone on the floor. Tentatively pick it up to inspect the damage and, if you’re unlucky, you’ll beRead full story →
Sony Xperia Touch review: Innovative, but a touch too soonThe Sony Xperia Touch gestures to a future where the walls in your house can be thumbed, fingered and stroked; where digital wallpaper decksRead full story →
Meet Chilesauraus: A Mr Potato Head dinosaur that moved from meat to vegIf you’ve ever watched a film from the Jurassic Park franchise or taken an interest in dinosaurs, you’ll know they loosely fall into two groRead full story →
MIT’s new artificial intelligence could kill bufferingFor some, the sight of the buffer circle is enough to bring on spasms of existential angst. When that spinning circle of death appears, the Read full story →
This AI can paint real worlds completely from memoryGoogle may have taught its AI to dream up filthy images based off of real-world examples, but one researcher has built an AI capable of painRead full story →
How to watch eSports in the UK: From TV to Twitch and live eventseSports fans are good at picking favourites. They have their favourite teams, their favourite tournament moments and their favourite playersRead full story →
Life drawing and machine learning: An interview with artist Anna RidlerMachine learning already plays a big part in your everyday life, and its role is only going to grow. Google searches and muttered requests tRead full story →
What is the Digital Economy Act 2017?The Digital Economy Act 2017 is an Act of Parliament addressing key issues relating to electronic communications services, otherwise known aRead full story →
Become an Apple beta tester: How to download and install iOS 12 on your iPhone or iPadApple is notoriously closed off when developing hardware, but when it comes to software it has to put iOS, watchOS and macOS updates in as mRead full story →
Chimps can be taught to play Rock Paper Scissors as well as four-year-oldsIn a breakthrough for both cognitive studies and human-primate schoolyard relations, scientists have successfully managed to teach a group oRead full story →
History of hip-hop Google Doodle lets you DJ iconic tracks on a virtual turntableHip-hop is more than just a music genre; it caused a cultural revolution and today’s Google Doodle goes some way to celebrating the impact iRead full story →