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17:41 • 11.07.14Big screen you can roll up: LG shows off ultimate in portable TVs“LG Display pioneered the OLED TV market and is now leading the next-generation applied OLED technology…”
17:02 • 11.07.14Eagle shot wins drone photography competition“It is so different of images taken by satellite or plane or helicopter, or, on the other end, street view images. It represents an 'intermediary layer'…”
08:31 • 11.07.14Columbian boy has ‘turtle-shape’ growth removed from backThe eight-year-old travelled from his home town in Colombia to the UK to meet other children struck down by the rare condition ...
08:19 • 11.07.14Secret iPhone 6 features uncoveredThe new tactile motor will reportedly cost two to three times more than the one found in the iPhone 5s — that one apparently costs $0.60 — which could be interpreted ...
17:21 • 10.07.14'Paintings' thinner than human hair: Art created using breakthrough material that could pave way for ultra-thin flexible screens“Because the layers that make up our devices can be deposited as thin films they can be incorporated into very thin flexible materials – we have already demonstrated that the technique works on…”
16:33 • 10.07.14Google venture coming to Europe with $100m ventureThe company’s first European fund is $100 million and it will be used “invest in the best ideas from the best European entrepreneurs, and help them bring ...
13:54 • 10.07.14Cooling babies 'helps reduce longer-term brain damage'"What is remarkable about this study is that 20 years ago people thought nothing could be done for this group of patients who can suffer devastating brain damage. Now we have shown that..."
08:32 • 10.07.14Google Glass hack allows brainwave control"In the future, MindRDR could give those with conditions like locked-in syndrome, severe multiple sclerosis or quadriplegia the opportunity to interact with the wider world through wearable technology
20:25 • 09.07.14Airports from above: Satellite images reveal the complexity of the 'bones, muscles and nerves' of international air hubsSatellite shots reveal the sprawling nature of airports including London's Heathrow, Zurich, Wellington and JFK Uniform patterns resemble the inner workings of the human body - from muscles to...
16:19 • 09.07.14Women’s sex lives can be boosted by apples, scientists findThe women, aged 18 to 43, were separated into two sections - one group who never ate apples and another that munched ...
15:53 • 09.07.14Apple's iPhone 6 'indestructable' sapphire display tested on video - and new curved screen emerges unscathed“We are proud to expand our domestic manufacturing initiative with a new facility in Arizona, creating more than 2,000 jobs in engineering, manufacturing and construction…”
13:55 • 09.07.14LG Smartwatch goes on saleThe simple, sleek rectangular watch without buttons weighs ...
21:12 • 08.07.14Similar memories benefit from 'extra space' in brain"Our results may help to explain why we sometimes find it difficult to differentiate between similar past memories, and why some people are better at doing this than others…"
16:47 • 08.07.14Iran willing to invest in Armenia’s solar-power engineering“The Iranian side is concerned over the claims that Iran has allegedly stated its intention to struggle against Russian gas supplies…”
09:30 • 08.07.14World’s first-ever chimp dictionary created by scientistsResearchers at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland have decoded these gestures to create a "dictionary" of meanings ...