EmDrive: Designs for reusable launch vehicle and personal flight vehicle revealed
Roger Shawyer has published detailed concept designs for the third generation of the EmDrive.
Could EmDrive save the planet from a world-ending asteroid strike?
EmDrive inventor Roger Shawyer excited that Salvation is featuring controversial space propulsion tech.
Kano: How DIY computer kits for children are creating programmers of the future
Startup Kano has come a long way since its first buildable computer launched on Kickstarter.
Russian Twitter bots troll Speaker of the House of Representatives Paul Ryan
Bots linked to Russia have stepped up efforts to target Republican party members, say political activists.
Preparing for a quantum future: An inside look at groundbreaking research in Singapore
NUS is researching quantum encryption, quantum communications, atomic clocks and quantum thermodynamics.
How to get paid for doing nothing: Inside Silicon Valley's controversial 'rest and vest' culture
Tech giants pay senior software engineers huge amounts of money to stop them from going somewhere else.
US Army wants to ban the use of all DJI drones due to cybersecurity concerns
US Army memo seeks immediate cease in using all DJI drone products due to undisclosed operational risks.
Man jailed for nine months for posting nude photos of ex-girlfriend on Facebook
A man advertised his ex-girlfriend for sale for NZ$1 on a Facebook page with thousands of members.
Definitely fake: Viral video claims pilot sent photos via AirDrop to Singapore Airlines jet at 35,000ft
Is it actually possible to AirDrop photos between iPhones located 1,000ft away from each other?
Have an old PC to spare? Help Alan Turing's family bring computing to rural African schools
The Turing Trust is urgently seeking more partners to support its programmes in several African nations.
US hacker allegedly DDoSed major international media to get derogatory articles taken down
Man charged with using cyberattacks to coerce US, Canadian and Australian news sites to take down articles.
Apple, watch out – Huawei is selling almost as many phones as you
Huawei sold almost as many Android phones as Apple sold iPhones in the second quarter of 2017.
Solar power can make you rich: Users could sell electricity to neighbours using blockchain
LO3 Energy wants to enable people to make peer-to-peer energy transactions with other users across the grid.
Punters flock to Austrian brothel for sex doll, rather than human prostitutes
Fanny the sex doll is proving to be far more popular than real prostitutes at a brothel in Austria.
Ethereum miners are so desperate for graphics cards that they are renting Boeing 747s
Cryptocurrency mining firms scrambling for graphics cards as AMD share prices rise by 10%.
Two thirds of the world's academic papers are now on Sci-Hub
Academic journals "doomed" as the "Pirate Bay for Scientists" grows bigger, says data analyst.
Don't shoot the messenger: Teenager arrested for showing security flaw in Hungarian transport system
Teenager arrest incident highlights need for ethical hacking legal framework in Hungary.
Microsoft teams up with major universities to build the first scalable quantum computer
Microsoft is pushing topological qubit research to help realise physical quantum computers.
Amazon accused of raising prices on Prime Day deals to dupe customers into bogus bargains
A product vendor says Amazon bumps up prices normally, then lowers them artificially on Prime Day.
Minority Report: China is developing AI technology to predict future criminals
Using artificial intelligence together with facial recognition is now a huge burgeoning industry in China.
#FreeBogatov: Russian Tor node operator released to house arrest after three-month detainment
Tor exit node operator Dmitry Bogatov, accused of inciting violence, has been released from jail.
UK drone registration: Entire industry at risk if action isn't taken
The UK government now wants drone owners to register and undergo mandatory pilot safety training.
Kim Dotcom: 'NZ government lied to court about spying on me through my smartphone'
A High Court ruling reveals that Kim Dotcom was spied on for two months longer than the NZ government admitted.
Update your iPhone now to prevent hackers using Wi-Fi to break in
Apple has patched a critical iOS security vulnerability that enables a hacker to remotely hijack iPhones.
US police are now using drones to gather evidence on crime investigations
Police in Maryland have used drones to locate stolen goods and provide evidence for investigations.
Newcastle University plagued by fake phishing site that accepts payment for courses
Scammers want to trick prospective Newcastle University students into paying tuition fees on a phishing site.
HBO cracking down on Game of Thrones piracy as legal streaming falters
HBO is monitoring torrent swarms and contacting ISPs in a crackdown on Game of Thrones online piracy.
Now there's a 'frigid' sex robot that allows men to simulate rape fantasies
"Frigid" sex robots and robots that emulate children are encouraging sexual abuse, experts warn.
Quantum breakthrough: Mathematicians say quantum particles travel backwards
Quantum mechanical particles are able to move in the opposite direction to their momentum.
Transport for London to begin testing 4G on the Tube for emergency services
Transport for London is testing out a 4G mobile internet network for emergency services on the Underground.
