USA 21/03/2019 How to watch NASA's first spacewalk of 2019 Two astronauts will work to upgrade the International Space Station's power system.
USA 21/03/2019 New 'Aurora' supercomputer poised to be fastest in U.S. history The powerful device could help researchers model climate change or discover new cancer drugs.
USA 21/03/2019 Facebook left 'hundreds of millions' of user passwords unencrypted Most companies encrypt passwords to prevent them from being stolen in the event of a data breach or used for nefarious purposes by company employees.
Raw Politics 21/03/2019 Study finds that state websites are violating EU privacy laws | Raw Politics A recently published study from Denmark has shown that state-run websites are selling personal data to advertising companies.
Egypt 20/03/2019 Watch: Robot jockeys race against child riders in camel race Child jockeys have already been banned in several Gulf countries due to risk of injury and exploitation. The remote-controlled competitors raced against the children in a trial run – which they lost.
USA 20/03/2019 Meteor no one saw coming exploded over Earth with force of 10 atomic bombs NASA says the blast was the second-largest meteor impact on record.
World 20/03/2019 EU citizens 'are being tracked' on government and public sector websites | #TheCube A report by Danish company CookieBot finds that ad tracking companies are monitoring EU citizens when they search for sensitive health issues on public sector websites.
USA 20/03/2019 Apple announces second generation of AirPods The new generation of AirPods marks Apple's latest expansion into the growing market of wearable technology,
Raw Politics 20/03/2019 European Commission to fund artificial intelligence | Raw Politics In a move to become more competitive on the global stage, the European Commission announced on Monday the dedication of funds to develop artificial intelligence systems.
USA 19/03/2019 How to see the 'super worm equinox moon' The skywatching event coincides with the spring equinox, which heralds the start of a new season.
USA 19/03/2019 Consumers see wellness apps as a way to meditate. Investors see profits. Meditation and sleep apps have raised hundreds of millions of dollars in venture capital, hinting at the start of a new lifestyle business.
USA 19/03/2019 Facebook to launch new ad portal for housing, employment and credit ads The company will create a separate advertising portal for housing, employment and credit ads across Facebook, Instagram and Messenger.
USA 19/03/2019 National Enquirer paid $200,000 to mistress' brother for Bezos' texts: Report "WSJ's report on old rumors from 'anonymous' sources is disappointing," Michael Sanchez told NBC News.
USA 19/03/2019 Here's how AI could help catch shoplifters in the act The tech identifies suspicious activity based on shoppers' behavior, such as body language, gait and facial expressions.
USA 19/03/2019 Nunes sues Twitter, users for defamation and negligence Suit filed in Virginia accuses company of "knowingly hosting and monetizing content that is clearly abusive, hateful and defamatory."
USA 19/03/2019 Viral nature of New Zealand massacre puts online extremism in spotlight Do the big platforms have an obligation to remove white supremacist content? Or would that give them even more power over speech and thought?
USA 18/03/2019 High-tech check-ins are fast and efficient — but who can access your information? "A visitor management system is still a computer, and it still has the same vulnerabilities," said the authors of a study that found multiple issues with the new technology.
Italy 18/03/2019 EU-funded prosthesis aims to make life easier for amputees The CYBELEGs PLUS PLUS programme is working to develop a robotic prosthesis to reduce physical and cognitive effort for amputees.. But their use could be much more wide-reaching.
USA 17/03/2019 What are fossil fuels? Coal, petroleum and natural gas have been the main sources of energy for centuries, but the health of the planet has paid a heavy price.
USA 17/03/2019 Academic in Cambridge Analytica data mining sues Facebook for defamation Aleksandr Kogan mined the social network for Cambridge Analytica, a data firm that worked on Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
