Science/tech

Thomas Ross, the irate inventor, is suing the tech giant, citing his sketches from 1992 as evidence that he was the revolutionary genius behind ...

The line-up makes the point that even though the CIA is an intelligence agency whose central mission has been to recruit people to provide secrets ...

The billionaire Facebook boss bought the property on Kauai's north shore in 2014. He later added two further parcels of land, including ...

"Moreover, any helium that you do find if you're not careful, will escape, just like a party balloon it rises and rises in the atmosphere and eventually escapes the Earth's gravity altogether..."

“Wimbledon, as always, is brought to you as a world of elegance, where style and exquisite taste prevail, where cool-headedness, self-possession ...

Experts have said the fish has been seen in waters around Turkey and Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean. The highly invasive, predatory fish, also known as a common ...

A powerful portable electronic nose, says Redg Snodgrass, a venture capitalist funding hardware start-ups, would open up new horizons for health, food, personal hygiene and even security...

The landing in Seville marked the end of the 15th stage of Solar Impulse's route. Pilot Bertrand Piccard made swift progress over the ocean after leaving ...

The move is part of the social media company’s efforts to attract a broader set of users, some of whom feel confined by its limits on the length of tweets ...

The findings shed new light on a question which scientists have long pondered – whether gene activity trails off gradually, or just stops ...

“Children start learning reading and writing as soon as they start primary school and the disorder can thus be spotted in the initial years of their education. However due to confusion that it is an intelligence problem..."

A confirmed successful test would mark a step forward for North Korea after four failed launches in recent months. Both launches are believed to have been intermediate-range ...

The changes were rolled back - the service insisted the furore was due to a failure of communication, rather than a nefarious monetisation plan. Still, users were unnerved...

"Along with the technological development it is extremely important for the television content to evolve as well. The conference will trigger the discussions linked to the broadcast rights of the content..."

The plane, piloted by Swiss adventurer Bertrand Piccard, is expected to take about 90 hours to cross the Atlantic Ocean before it lands at Spain's ...