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  • Government tests new robot fleet to battle chemical attacks

    September 17, 2018

    The government is testing a new fleet of robots and drones, designed for use in hazardous environments in the UK and on foreign battlefields. A £3m research effort, named Project Minerva, includes producing drones designed to climb stairs and robots weighing less than a bar of soap, which are designed to reduce the risk to [...]

  • Government tests new robot fleet to battle chemical attacks

    September 17, 2018

    The government is testing a new fleet of robots and drones, designed for use in hazardous environments in the UK and on foreign battlefields. A £3m research effort, named Project Minerva, includes producing drones designed to climb stairs and robots weighing less than a bar of soap, which are designed to reduce the risk to [...]

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 9 review: Bigger, better, longer lasting. This is the most sophisticated Android phone ever made

    September 14, 2018

    The latest phone in Samsung’s Note series is all about marginal gains. The screen has grown from 6.3 inches to 6.4 inches, the battery has been boosted to 4,000mAh, and the storage options to one whole terabyte, a record-breaking memory capacity that, for phones, was pure hyperbole only a few years ago. Like saying you [...]

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 9 review: Bigger, better, longer lasting. This is the most sophisticated Android phone ever made

    September 14, 2018

    The latest phone in Samsung’s Note series is all about marginal gains. The screen has grown from 6.3 inches to 6.4 inches, the battery has been boosted to 4,000mAh, and the storage options to one whole terabyte, a record-breaking memory capacity that, for phones, was pure hyperbole only a few years ago. Like saying you [...]

  • DEBATE: Is the latest iPhone model anything to get excited about?

    September 14, 2018

    Is the latest iPhone model anything to get excited about? Leon Emirali, entrepreneur and investor, says YES. Granted, the drama and exhilaration of Apple product launches that defined the Steve Jobs era is long gone, but Apple’s launch of new iPhone (and Apple Watch) models will still excite consumers. Since the first iPhone launched in [...]

  • The green economy race is heating up – and Britain has the edge

    September 14, 2018

    More than two centuries after our role at the leading edge of the Industrial Revolution, the UK needs a new economic and social transformation. One that sees global carbon emissions reduce dramatically. One that is essential for protecting our planet’s health and improving quality of life for future generations. The government strongly believes that the [...]

  • The green economy race is heating up – and Britain has the edge

    September 14, 2018

    More than two centuries after our role at the leading edge of the Industrial Revolution, the UK needs a new economic and social transformation. One that sees global carbon emissions reduce dramatically. One that is essential for protecting our planet’s health and improving quality of life for future generations. The government strongly believes that the [...]

  • DEBATE: Is the latest iPhone model anything to get excited about?

    September 14, 2018

    Is the latest iPhone model anything to get excited about? Leon Emirali, entrepreneur and investor, says YES. Granted, the drama and exhilaration of Apple product launches that defined the Steve Jobs era is long gone, but Apple’s launch of new iPhone (and Apple Watch) models will still excite consumers. Since the first iPhone launched in [...]

  • DEBATE: Does the increasingly global reach of the tech giants require a regulatory watchdog?

    September 13, 2018

    Does the increasingly global reach of the tech giants require a regulatory watchdog? Ruth Manielevitch, director of business development EMEA at Taptica, says YES. Even Mark Zuckerberg himself has admitted that some regulation of his industry is necessary. A regulatory watchdog would ensure that the activity of Facebook and other tech titans is scrutinised, to [...]

  • DEBATE: Does the increasingly global reach of the tech giants require a regulatory watchdog?

    September 13, 2018

    Does the increasingly global reach of the tech giants require a regulatory watchdog? Ruth Manielevitch, director of business development EMEA at Taptica, says YES. Even Mark Zuckerberg himself has admitted that some regulation of his industry is necessary. A regulatory watchdog would ensure that the activity of Facebook and other tech titans is scrutinised, to [...]

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