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  • Move over Sherlock, your fridge could soon help solve crime

    January 2, 2017

    Security experts are worried that the increasing number of devices connected to the internet are a gift to cyber criminals, but in a twist worthy of any good crime novel, these smart devices could actually help the police solve crimes. Detectives are being trained to inspect the digital footprints left behind at crime scenes on Internet of Things devices, the [...]

  • Bitcoin’s started 2017 with a bang surging past $1,000

    January 2, 2017

    Bitcoin has got off to a roaring start in 2017 surging past the $1,000 "psychological barrier" for the first time in three years. Already on a tear in 2016, hitting a string of highs and more than doubling in value last year, the price passed the milestone late on Sunday according to Coindesk's bitcoin price index (BPI). [...]

  • Augmented reality architect or digital banker? 13 millennial careers of the future

    January 2, 2017

    It's not just the suit, nine-to-five and office cubicle which are increasingly becoming things of the past – jobs are likely to take a serious technological twist over the next decade, according to millennials. Becoming a designer of 3D printed objects or augmented reality experiences like Pokemon Go will be career options of the future, according to [...]

  • Amazon wants to create giant airship warehouses to speed up your drone deliveries

    December 30, 2016

    The year is 2050. You've just thought your order into your MindModule. A dark mass lurches in front of the sun as a giant airship floats into view overhead. Seconds later, you hear the familiar whine of a drone outside your front door as your package is delivered. Welcome to Amazon's vision of the future… This morning [...]

  • Toshiba shares fall 20 per cent on warning

    December 28, 2016

    Shares in Japanese electronics manufacturer Toshiba plummeted 20 per cent today, after it warned it may be forced to take a writedown on its US nuclear business. The ¥80 fall meant trading in Toshiba's shares were halted on the Japanese stock exchange.  The company said costs at Westinghouse Electric Co, which is building several nuclear reactors, [...]

  • Eight cool new features Airbnb will release in 2017

    December 28, 2016

    On Boxing Day Airbnb chief executive Brian Chesky sent out a tweet: "If Airbnb could launch anything in 2017, what would it be?" It seems his followers are a creative bunch, because he received more than 1,700 responses.  If @Airbnb could launch anything in 2017, what would it be? — Brian Chesky (@bchesky) December 26, 2016 [...]

  • Uber takes its self-driving cars to the streets of Arizona

    December 22, 2016

    Uber's self-driving cars will now begin testing in Arizona following today's earlier announcement that its fleet would leave California after state regulators cracked down on permits. After testing its self-driving cars in Pittsburgh, San Francisco was supposed to be the ride sharing group's second testing ground. However, the California Department of Motor Vehicles requires a permit to test autonomous vehicles [...]

  • Nokia has sued Apple in Europe, Asia, and the US for infringing on its technology patents

    December 22, 2016

    Nokia announced today it had filed a new set of lawsuits against Apple in Asia, Europe and the US for violating 40 technology patent suits in 11 countries. The Finland-based technology company originally said it was suing the iPhone maker yesterday, for infringing on 32 technology patents. Shares in the company were down nearly five per cent [...]

  • Bitcoin market cap smashes through $14bn barrier: Equivalent to the average market cap of a FTSE 100 firm

    December 22, 2016

    Bitcoin prices today leapt by five per cent, breaking records for the overall value of the digital currency in existence and taking its price to the highest level for three years. Around 12.5 new Bitcoins come into circulation every 10 minutes. And this meant today the today market capitalisation of bitcoins broke through the $14bn [...]

  • Time to kill over the holidays? Here are the best games of 2016

    December 21, 2016

    Superhot A first-person shooter in which time only moves when you move, Superhot strips down gunfights to the fundamentals. Each level is a short Jon Woo-style action film vignette – a bar brawl, a heist – in which you plan your moves precisely, dodging gunfire and grabbing weapons in mid-air as they fly from the [...]

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