Invisibility cloak: Thin Harry Potter fabric design finally possible using dielectric materials
UC San Diego researchers have made a cloak from a thin Teflon sheet embedded with ceramic particles.
US Army developing exoskeleton 'robot arms' for soldiers to improve shooting accuracy
US Army wants new soldiers to become proficient in shooting faster, cutting training time.
You can now buy the original Star Trek Communicator to prove you're a true blue Trekkie
The communicator from Star Trek: The Original Series is now available and works with your smartphone
Hollywood and Microsoft win $17.2m in damages from French online piracy forum owner
Pirate forum Wawa-Mania owner Dimitri Mader will also be sentenced to one year in jail
FBI $1bn facial recognition system caught a paedophile 19 years after he went on the run
The Next Generation Identification system can match a face from a video or picture to a database of photos.
Ghost technology projects objects out of TV screens using ultrasound levitation
EU-backed researchers have developed a shape-changing display that you can plunge your fingers into
Codename Colossus: Here's an intricate 3D printed walking steampunk mechanised toy tank
STIKFAS toymaker Michael Sng has designed a kinetic toy line of WWI set in an alternative universe.
Greek debt crisis: Thousands of IT workers in mass exodus due to corruption and lack of prospects
200,000 highly skilled Greeks below the age of 35 have left since 2010 and 30% of them do not intend to return.
Popcorn Time: 'We're being made an easy scapegoat for explosion in movie streaming piracy'
Norway considering taking action against Popcorn Time users following movie streaming piracy explosion.
US Air Force and Pentagon want hypersonic planes that can cross the globe in 4 hours by 2023
US Air Force and Department of Defense want Mach 5 planes that are twice as fast as Concorde.
Panasonic to mass produce Alien style robot exoskeleton suit to help workers with heavy lifting
Panasonic robot exoskeletons designed to help with labour shortages in construction and agriculture.
Challenge accepted: Japanese mecha Kuratas will fight US MegaBots in giant robot duel
Suidobashi Heavy Industry's CEO Kogoro Kurata has accepted the video challenge issued by US firm MegaBots.
Google DeepDream robot: 10 weirdest images produced by AI 'inceptionism' and users online
Mad Max: Fury Road, Alan Moore and Dick Cheney all become morphed into sci-fi fantasy impressionist art.
Dutch UAV engineer invents Star Wars personal flight vehicle that hovers in the air
A UAV engineer has managed to create a personal flight vehicle all by himself using drone technology.
Drones can be good: DJI Phantoms used to catch crime suspects and rescue people in danger
DJI Phantom drones have been used by firefighters and the police for justice and rescue missions.
Project Ascension: Reddit-born open source game launcher unveils user interface for 'better gaming'
Project Ascension wants to combine Steam, Origin and uPlay into an open multi-platform game launcher
US giant robot MegaBots wants to fight with Japanese mecha robot suit Kuratas
Out of the Kuratas and the MegaBots, which giant robot Gundam mecha do you think would win in a fight?
Drone pilot accidentally knocks himself out with his own quadcopter [Video]
A man flying a ZMR250 mini racing drone wasn't paying attention to the live video feed.
Organovo CEO: 3D bioprinting organs will help us get people off transplant waiting lists
Keith Murphy discusses the challenge in going from 3D printing tissue to entire organs.
EE fined £1m by Ofcom over its handling of customer complaints
EE did not give customers adequate information about their rights to complain between 2011-2014
Not so anonymous online: Popular VPN services have IPV6 security data leak problems
VPNs like Hide My Ass, IPVanish, Astrill and ExpressVPN are fully exposing users' data and online activity.
MIT invents automatic security vulnerability fix by borrowing code from other software
CodePhage imports security checks from applications written in other programming language.
Touchable 3D holograms in daylight now possible using superfast femtosecond lasers
Japanese researchers and Aerial Burton have invented a hologram that won't hurt you if you touch it.
Broadband: UK has world's fastest 3G and 4G mobile speeds with 20.4Mbps
UK beat South Korea, Denmark, Singapore, Japan and Australia to the highest average mobile speed in Q1 2015.
Google AI chat robot: Good at IT support, hates kids and philosophy
Google Research releases conversation modelling study showing its chatbot dislikes children.
Throwable camera ball gives police safe 360-degree view in dangerous situations
MIT startup Bounce Imaging transmits images from camera with six lenses to smartphone
30 churches around the world using facial recognition to track congregants that skip services
Churchix is being used by churches to track their congregant members and ask them for donations
Flir: New device turns smartphones into thermal imaging cameras
Originally for security and emergency responders, now anyone can detect heat signatures with their phone.
DJI Phantom 3 Professional review: The 4K drone perfect for amateurs and pros alike
Our review of the DJI Phantom 3 Professional, the drone with a 4K camera and market-leading stability.
Sci-fi personal jetpack available to consumers in 2016 for £95,000
Martin Jetpack, flying at 74km per hour at an altitude of up to 1,000m will go on sale in 2016
