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  • Can a smartphone be your new therapist? App Moodnotes uses cognitive behavioural therapy to act as a personal trainer for mental health

    August 6, 2015

    Swipe or down on a digital smiley face to keep track of your moods and feelings – from happy to neutral to sad. Moodnotes, developed by London-based digital product studio ustwo, is a cross between a health journal, a therapist, and a good friend. The colourful faces change colour depending on your mood, but don’t [...]

  • Playtime starts now: The top computer games for Christmas 2015

    August 6, 2015

    Cologne's annual Gamescom unveils details on the hit titles we'll all be playing this Christmas and beyond. MAFIA 3 The latest entry into the Mafia franchise switches the action to 60s New Orleans, where you play Lincoln Clay, a mixed-race army vet who gets tied up with the mob. The game not only allows you [...]

  • Smartphone battery life: Joe’s Jeans launch jeans that will charge your iPhone

    August 6, 2015

    Tired of your phone’s battery dying on you halfway through your commute, leaving you to suffer through withdrawal symptoms all the way home to the safety of your charger? Many hopeful companies have tried presenting solutions to this dilemma, from computer monitors that can charge your phone to new technology that makes your battery last [...]

  • Britain’s now a smartphone and selfie nation, Ofcom report finds

    August 6, 2015

    If you feel like smartphones are taking over, you're not wrong. The nation is now using smartphones to get online more than any other device for the first time in history. The smartphone has snatched the crown from laptops as the device people said was the most important for getting online – 33 per cent [...]

  • Apple Music attracts 11m subscribers in first month, closing in on music-streaming rival Spotify

    August 6, 2015

    Apple has attracted 11m users to Apple Music, its music-streaming service currently in free trial stage. The company revealed the first public figures in an interview with USA Today, as Eddy Cue, senior vice president of internet software and services, commented: We’re thrilled with the numbers so far. Apple Music launched on 30 June and [...]

  • Does the universe actually exist? We might all be living in one big computer game, scientists say

    August 6, 2015

    We always talk about the robots replacing humans, but what if we actually are robots, with brains that are programmed just like computers to think in a certain way?    Read more: Did the big bang happen? Scientists call theory into question   Our universe behaves suspiciously similarly to a simulated computer, obeying a series of [...]

  • World Economic Forum Tech Pioneers: Transferwise and Mike Lynch’s Darktrace among four UK firms chosen

    August 5, 2015

    Four UK companies have been named among the most pioneering tech companies in the world by the World Economic Forum (WEF), following in the footsteps of Google and Twitter. Billion-dollar FinTech startup Transferwise and Mike Lynch's cybersecurity startup Darktrace are two of the high-profile UK companies selected by a panel of judges identifying the startups [...]

  • Drinking wine can keep your brain 7.5 years younger, but only if you eat plenty of healthy foods, too

    August 5, 2015

    Having a glass of wine a day contributes to a slowdown in mental decline, according to a study published in the Journal of the Alzheimer's Association.   Read more: Robots are stealing our jobs: Next to go is the fine wine industry   Scientists at the Rush University Medical Center in Chicago included the much-loved drink [...]

  • Robots are stealing our jobs: Next to go is the fine wine industry

    August 5, 2015

    Wine buffs who pride themselves on understanding the value of the posh plonk are about to be trumped by robots, after scientists at UCL developed an artificial intelligence system capable of predicting the fluctuating prices of fine wines better than any human connoisseur on the planet.  Read more: A robot might steal your job, but it [...]

  • The world’s first 3D-printed pill has won medical approval

    August 4, 2015

    The US Food and Drugs Administration has just approved production of the world's first 3D-printed prescription drug.    Read more: Watch: Awesome video shows the Carbon 3D printer inspired by Terminator 2   Called Spritam, the dissolvable tablet can now be used to control seizures in adults and children suffering certain forms of epilepsy.    It [...]

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