Omni Hoverboard: Canadian inventor still refining his Guinness Record-breaking flying propeller device
Catalin Alexandru Duru is still testing improved prototypes of his patent-pending Hoverboard invention
HyperCam: $50 smartphone X-ray camera attachment can really get under your skin
HyperCam is an affordable hyperspectral camera that scans 17 wavelengths and shows if fruit is rotting.
US Navy returns to ancient practice of navigating by the stars due to hacking fears
US Navy is worried that its GPS systems will be hacked and is reinstating classes on sextants
Mind control: Scientists can now make people alter their prejudices and belief in God
Magnetic energy shuts down areas of the brain, making people less religious and less critical of immigrants
Engineer creates Thor hammer replica that only the owner can lift using electromagnetics
YouTube blogger Sufficiently Advanced has built a Mjölnir that only responds to his fingerprints
US Army tests smart grenade launcher that can take out hidden targets 500m away
XM25 smart shoulder-fired weapon could reduce the need for air strikes and prevent collateral damage.
Twitter employees found out they lost their jobs when their emails stopped working
A Twitter engineer says he received an iOS notification that he was locked out of his Twitter email.
Tesla: Journalists broke into Gigafactory and repeatedly ran into employees with a Jeep
Tesla claims journalists from the Reno Gazette Journal snuck into Gigafactory and assaulted its employees.
US: Murder suspect challenging DNA software used to incriminate him by seeking source code
Defence lawyers for Michael Robinson want to prove TrueAllele did not accurately detect the killer's DNA.
Dark side of the drone: Police reveal UAVs being used for theft, smuggling and spying on children
The public has reported drones for flying over playground and committing sexual offences.
Scientists use laser pacemaker on heart of a fly and could one day use it on us [Video]
Research could pave the way for pacemaker that would not require surgery.
5G speeds of 3.6Gbps achieved by Huawei and NTT DoCoMo in first ever large-scale field test
Huawei and NTT DoCoMo demonstrated 5G data speeds in wide-scale public network in Chengdu.
Russia using electronic warfare to cloak its actions in Syria from Isis and Nato
Russia is using the Krasukha-4 to jam Isis communications and prevent Nato from detecting its actions.
Beware the fake Amazon iPhone 6 order email that comes loaded with malware
Don't be fooled by a fake Amazon email that looks like someone has been using your credit card.
Sunshine app promises real-time weather updates using crowd-sourced information
App developer wants smartphone users to share weather info rather than rely on Met Office forecasts.
Is China to weaponise credit scores to crush political dissent?
China developing new social credit score system for 2020 that analyses a citizen's 'sincerity in society'.
DJI launches Osmo handheld 4K camera to make photos more stable
DJI Osmo enables users to take stable images, videos and panoramas, no matter the filming conditions.
What's the best way to learn? Leading cognitive scientists devise five top methods
Five methods have been selected by UCL and Memrise, and they need the public to test them out.
Singapore: World's first drone postal delivery takes place on Pulau Ubin island
Singapore Post has successfully delivered a letter and a parcel over 2km in five minutes across islands.
Nike: Trainers will be 3D printed at home by consumers in the future
Nike's COO Eric Sprunk says users would buy the design file online and 3D print out the shoes at home.
Canadian military seeks hackers to build exploits and defences against connected car cyberattacks
Military research agency wants hackers to help them understand all the ways a car can be hacked.
Did Porsche choose Apple for connected car system because Google 'collects too much data'?
Reports say Porsche prefers Apple Car Play to Android Auto because Google wanted data sent to it constantly.
RoboHon: Sharp debuts a tiny cute robot that doubles as a smartphone
Robot inventor Tomotaka Takahashi showcases a prototype robot that also doubles as a phone at Ceatec.
Peeping Tom drone spotted hovering outside woman's window in Devon
Councillor Christina Daw feels more local legislation needs to be put in place to deter drone operators.
Australian taxi firm owner brags about beating up Uber driver
Uber drivers are being targeted and assaulted when they turn up to pick up passengers in Brisbane.
Security fail: Microsoft is transmitting Outlook.com and OneDrive user IDs in clear text
Microsoft is displaying numerical user IDs in plain text in URLS when you access its online services.
Smartphones rot your brain and kill your memories, says latest research
New study has found disturbing evidence that mobile devices are dangerous for the user's health.
Disney develops augmented reality app that turns coloured drawings into 3D animations
Disney Research's app records how a user colours in a 2D picture to create a 3D animation.
Samsung keen to patent Google Glass-like invention that lets users interact with 3D images in mid-air
Samsung patent application describes a Google Glass invention light years ahead of Google's current technology
US Army testing unmanned gun towers that fire using Xbox controllers [Photos/Video]
The remote-controlled weapon towers enable two soldiers to do the work once done by 10.
