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  • Faceook deals blow in privacy campaign
    16:44 • 23.09.15
    Faceook deals blow in privacy campaign
    The decision could affect other tech firms' abilities to send Europeans' information to US data centres. However, it is not ...
  • Smart devices to get security tuned-up
    10:13 • 23.09.15
    Smart devices to get security tuned-up
    More than 30 firms, including BT, Intel, and Vodafone, are creating an industry body to vet internet-connected devices for vulnerabilities and flaws ...
  • Apple to unveil its first electric car in 2019
    09:03 • 23.09.15
    Apple to unveil its first electric car in 2019
    Apple Inc has designated building an electric car as a "committed project" and has set a target shipping date for 2019, the Times of India reports, citing the Wall Street Journal The project has been
  • Lab-grown kidneys work in animals
    15:17 • 22.09.15
    Lab-grown kidneys work in animals
    “But that's not to say this will work in humans. We are still years off that. It's very much mechanistic. It moves us closer to understanding how the plumbing might work…”
  • Microsoft begins worldwide release of Office 2016
    14:30 • 22.09.15
    Microsoft begins worldwide release of Office 2016
    "These latest innovations take another big step forward in transforming Office from a familiar set of individual productivity apps to a connected set of apps and services designed for modern working ...
  • Garbagemen may lose their jobs as Volvo plans to build robots
    13:16 • 18.09.15
    Garbagemen may lose their jobs as Volvo plans to build robots
    The automaker on Wednesday said that it is collaborating with Chalmers University of Technology and Mälardalen University in Sweden, Penn State University in the United States, and the waste recycling ...
  • Scientists seek permission to genetically modify embryos
    12:22 • 18.09.15
    Scientists seek permission to genetically modify embryos
    "Importantly, in line with HFEA regulations, any donated embryos would be used for research purposes only. These embryos would be donated by informed consent and surplus to IVF treatment…"
  • Sound waves activate brain cells in a worm
    10:52 • 17.09.15
    Sound waves activate brain cells in a worm
    "This could be a big advantage when you want to stimulate a region deep in the brain," said the study's first author Stuart Ibsen, from the Salk Institute for Biological Studies ...
  • Microsoft to kill Zune music service in November
    17:42 • 16.09.15
    Microsoft to kill Zune music service in November
    On Wednesday, Microsoft said that service would be switched off on 15 November, with remaining users being migrated to its new Groove service…
  • Enceladus ocean 'must be global'
    15:44 • 16.09.15
    Enceladus ocean 'must be global'
    "If the surface and core were rigidly connected, the core would provide so much dead weight that the wobble would be far smaller than we observe it to be…"
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