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Film history encoded in a bottle A Technicolor scientist made a cutting-edge discovery by encrypting copies of a film A Trip to the Moon into DNA. Full story |
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Magic that can't be hidden Two magicians have identified seven hidden actions after watching the video of a trick by US magician Raymond Teller. Full story |
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Shakespeare's will analysed British scholars revealed that acclaimed playwright William Shakespeare's will was written in different sittings Full story |
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Artificial pitches cancer claim The FA states that their 3G pitches are safe and not carcinogenic, three US agencies are investigating its cancer links. Full story |
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Etruscan secrets found on ancient slab Archaeologists dug up a stone slab at the Mugello Valley site believed to bear letters from the Etruscan language. 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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WhatsApp beefs up encryption Messaging service determined to make data and communication as secure as possible with full end-to-end encryption. 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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Facebook helps visually impaired 'see' pictures A learning machine tested by Facebook is capable of identifying and describing imagery for the visually impaired. Full story | | | | |
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Taking on the laptop heavyweights The Acer Aspire R11 compact convertible notebook is flexible and easily able to compete in the big league. Full story | | | | |
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Three games to watch out for in April April is a good month for gamers with a number of new releases planned. Here are three of the most exciting games to look forward to in April. Full story | | | | |
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Pentagon must defend against cyber attacks The GAO revealed that there's no assigned military official at the Pentagon to take charge on managing cyber attacks. Full story | | | | |
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Air-drops are a drone away A US drone company launched a drone delivery system to be implemented in Rwanda for medical and blood deliveries. Full story | | | | |
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VIDEO: Space Station's spacious new room The Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) balloons up once it is attached to the International Space Station. Full story | | | | |
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Etruscan secrets found on ancient slab Archaeologists dug up a stone slab at the Mugello Valley site believed to bear letters from the Etruscan language. Full story | | | | |
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Artificial pitches cancer claim The FA states that their 3G pitches are safe and not carcinogenic, three US agencies are investigating its cancer links. Full story | | | | |
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