Solar-powered boat capable of 20kph invented by Vietnamese farmers
Tam Nong state officials have tested out a solar-powered boat that is noiseless and has no pollution
Fake Stingray mobile base stations discovered spying on millions of Londoners
Someone is operating at least 20 Stingray mobile spying devices in London alone according to a new investigation
Apple Music under antitrust investigation in two US states
Connecticut and New York investigating Apple following concerns over anti-competitive measures.
Airbus challenging SpaceX with a reusable space launcher that sprouts wings and flies home
Adeline enables the lower section of a rocket launcher to detach and fly back to Earth as a drone
US Air Force developing hypersonic weapons to travel five times the speed of sound
Hypersonic aircraft going at 3,800mph based on scramjet technology will mean much faster missiles
Apple Pay coming to the UK this summer following WWDC 2015 announcement
Apple is expected to announce launch of Apple Pay at WWDC 2015 on 8 June in San Francisco
Japanese robot teaches itself how to move heavy weights like a human
The HRP-2 robot at the University of Tokyo calculates pushing postures and then repeats them.
Telerobotics joystick enables astronaut in space to feel a handshake from Earth
Using joysticks with haptic pressure, two men were able to shake hands 5,000 miles away from each other.
PC in a Plug: Microsoft showcases Windows 10 computer the size of a phone charger
Taiwanese firm Quanta has designed the Compute Plug which works directly from a plug socket.
Smart penis wearable Lovely analyses sexual performance and enhances erections
Lovely is a smart penis ring now on Indiegogo that tracks fitness and provides tips in a smartphone app
How to encrypt your emails using PGP to keep your secrets safe
Mailvelope is a PGP encryption consumer tool that is easy for beginners to understand.
Nasa cutting Mars travel time in half using solar-electric engines and nuclear rockets
Nasa says nuclear fusion and solar power could cut Mars journey times from 8 months down to four months.
Mars One admits it has only received 4,227 completed applications, not 200,000
Mars One has admitted that only 4,227 people completed its applications as they had to pay admin fees.
Kim Dotcom can keep his assets for now rules New Zealand court
US government used a legal theory that New Zealand law does not recognise and cannot enforce asset forfeiture.
Spain: Airbus A400M military plane crashed because its engine software was incorrectly installed
Airbus has confirmed several safety protocols were ignored when the A400M was assembled
How a Google algorithm turned an Egyptian repairman into a celebrity and befuddled SEO experts
A repairman ranked higher than Google in Egypt for over 24 hours due to an experimental algorithm.
Moscow: World-first billboard that detects police and hides illegal adverts
An outdoor advertising board in Moscow can physically hide adverts for banned food products.
Will robots take your job? Bad news for finance and admin, good news for STEM professions
Oxford Martin researchers say jobs that are less personal and lack clever solutions can be easily automated.
Caitlyn Jenner: This Twitter bot corrects you every time you tweet 'he' instead of 'she'
The Twitter handle @she_not_he is correcting all Twitter users who misgender Caitlyn Jenner.
How to make commercial drone flight safe so the Amazon Prime Air dream can take off
Geofencing, an air traffic control system, and onboard UAV software are key
The Patriot Act has expired, but will the USA Freedom Act really get rid of mass surveillance?
Bush-era NSA surveillance powers have expired, but reforms in the USA Freedom Act might bring some back.
Good news for Star Wars fans – Flike personal flight vehicle passes first manned test flights
Hungarian researchers have demonstrated manned flights of a personal flight vehicle similar to movie podracer
Blackout Congress: 14,000 websites are redirecting Congress to naked NSA protester photos
Large websites belonging to the Internet Defense League consider joining Patriot Act blackout.
cCloud TV facing DCMA challenges but says its live cable TV streaming service 'isn't illegal'
cCloud TV's creators are receiving takedown requests but are determined to keep their service live.
United Nations says encryption and anonymity online are human rights that must be protected
A UN report says that backdoor encryptions are undermining our basic human rights.
Hola VPN is quietly selling your internet bandwidth to become a botnet for cybercriminals
Love using Hola to access US Netflix? Beware, the free service is reselling your internet connection.
Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi review: Combine your laptop and tablet into one
The Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi has a display that's higher than HD but disappointing battery life
Seized Megaupload domains directing visitors to malware and scam ads
Several Megaupload domains under the control of the US government are being exploited by cybercriminals
UK ISPs ordered to block ebook piracy websites offering over 10 million titles for free
ISPs have been ordered to block Ebookee, LibGen, Freshwap, AvaxHome, Bookfi, Bookre and Freebookspot
Robots programmed to recover from injury in minutes and adapt movements using Darwinian software
Scientists have developed software to help robots compensate for injuries like Terminator's T1000
