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Ice wall turned on at Fukushima The Fukushima nuclear plant still contains radioactive water as an icy barrier was activated around its reactors. Full story |
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LA's new tech hub: Silicon Beach Los Angeles - Better known for its palm trees and celebrities, Los Angeles is also emerging as a tech hub, with its so-called Silicon Beach area offering a sun-kissed alternative to Silicon Valley. Full story |
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The fight for secrecy continues Apple are investigating into the unlocking of San Bernardino shooter's iPhone by the FBI with help from a third party Full story |
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Healthy babies can be born from embryo defect A study by a Cambridge professor shows that abnormal embryo cells aren't a sign of birth defects such as Down's syndrome. Full story |
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Ice wall turned on at Fukushima The Fukushima nuclear plant still contains radioactive water as an icy barrier was activated around its reactors. Full story | | | | |
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Google unveils landline phone service Google's new landline telephone service is aimed at helping consumers stay connected in the Internet cloud. Full story | | | | |
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The fight for secrecy continues Apple are investigating into the unlocking of San Bernardino shooter's iPhone by the FBI with help from a third party Full story | | | | |
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Windows 10 used in 270 million devices Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella hails the "amazing" start of the company's multi-platform operating system. Full story | | | | |
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LA's new tech hub: Silicon Beach Los Angeles - Better known for its palm trees and celebrities, Los Angeles is also emerging as a tech hub, with its so-called Silicon Beach area offering a sun-kissed alternative to Silicon Valley. Full story | | | | |
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Smaller, but it's a great big deal Alan Cooper's quest for the ultimate smartphone arrived after Apple introduced its compact smartphone - the iPhone SE. Full story | | | | |
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Game reviews: Zelda, Zombies make a return Zelda's Twilight Princess has been given an HD makeover while Plants vs Zombies gets better all the time. Full story | | | | |
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'Dark net' ban receives majority support A global online poll revealed that more people strongly agree that there should be restrictions on digital privacy. Full story | | | | |
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A new "mixed reality" Microsoft capitalised on Oculus VR by launching their augmented reality headset, HoloLens days after the Oculus Rift. Full story | | | | |
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Search for alien life expands New research has prompted scientists to search the systems orbiting old stars known as red dwarfs. Full story | | | | |
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Healthy babies can be born from embryo defect A study by a Cambridge professor shows that abnormal embryo cells aren't a sign of birth defects such as Down's syndrome. Full story | | | | |
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Ice wall turned on at Fukushima The Fukushima nuclear plant still contains radioactive water as an icy barrier was activated around its reactors. Full story | | | | |
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