German Designer 3D-Prints a Machine Gun That Folds and Shoots Perfect Paper Aeroplanes
3D-printed guns might be dangerous but one that can fold and shoot out paper aeroplanes may not be so bad.
Battle of Hastings 2014 Re-enactment in Pictures: Sun Shines on 948th Anniversary
Over the weekend, the Battle of Hastings re-enactment at Battle Abbey was held after a two-year hiatus.
Popcorn Time Pirated Movie Streaming Software Back Online After Belgium Domain Suspension
The domain name of the European version of Popcorn Time was suspended, but now the service is back.
Frozen Wedding Dress: Alfred Angelo Launches Disney-Approved Princess Gown
Not only the highest-grossing animated film of all time, women globally want to have Frozen weddings.
Battle of Hastings: Archaeologists Now Think King Harold Might Have Survived
Could the Bayeux Tapestry be wrong? Archaeologists hunt for last Anglo-Saxon king's body in Essex
Amphipolis Greek Tomb: Excavated Mosaic Floor Features Persephone Abducted by Pluto in Presence of Hermes [UPDATE]
Stunning blue and gold mosaic of the Greek god Hermes covers the floor of Kasta hill tomb chamber
Important Inca Remains of Hatun Xauxa Ceremonial Site Discovered in Central Peru
Human remains and a sacred ceremonial platform have been found in the city of Jauja, in central Peru
The Register to Launch First 3D-Printed Rocket-Powered UAV into Space
The Register has been working with its readers to build a rocket-powered spaceplane for four years
American Horror Story Freak Show: Five Humans Who Made Their Living as 'Freaks'
American Horror Story season four is back with freak show frights. Here are some real-life freaks.
Andiamo: Couple Transforming UK Paediatrics With 3D-Printed Orthotics for Disabled Children
Using 3D-scanning and printing, Naveed and Samiya Parvez want to reduce waiting times for orthotics from 13 weeks to 48 hours.
Ebola: Can Robots Save the World from Killer Virus?
Over 250 US hospitals are using a robot to disinfect all germs and viruses within 15 minutes
Egyptian Sekhemka Statue: Trials and Tribulations of Northampton Museum Private Auction Row
Northampton Borough Council has caused public outcry by privately selling a precious Egyptian statue.
Romans Used Nanotechnology to Turn Lycurgus Cup From Green to Red 1,600 Years Ago
Researchers are using nanoparticle reaction observed in Roman chalice to develop data storage advances.
3D-Printed Heart Helps New York Hospital Save Two-Week-Old Baby Without Performing Multiple Operations
Surgeons used 3D-printing to repair a baby's heart riddled with holes in just one operation.
Figure 1: First Ever 'Instagram for Doctors' App for Sharing Images of Tough Medical Cases
Figure 1 is a social network app that allows healthcare professionals to discuss medical images.
Mummified 19th Century Foetus Reveals Extreme Ancient Abortion Procedure
A mummified foetus found in Italy shows signs of undergoing embryotomy, an ancient surgical procedure
HMS Erebus: Canadian Shipwreck Identified as Sir John Franklin's Long-Lost Flagship
A shipwreck found in the Arctic is confirmed to be HMS Erebus, but Franklin's body is still missing.
MobileForceField: UK Startup Launches World's First Child Cyberbullying Interception App
Six British fathers create Android app that proactively blocks questionable content from a child's smartphone
Hackers Charged With Stealing Microsoft Xbox One and US Army Military Technology Worth $100m
Hackers allegedly stole Xbox technology in order to build a counterfeit Xbox One and sell it on eBay.
Cosplayer Uses 3D-Printing to Create Realistic Varia Suit from Metroid Prime 3 Video Game
Game developer Chelsea Mills used a ZPrinter 450 3D-printer to create elaborate armour for a costume
Official Thai Taste Robot Uses Nanotechnology to Make Sure Your Thai Food is Authentic
Fed up of bad Thai food in other countries, Thailand's ex-prime minister suggested a food robot.
Popcorn Time Pirated Movie Streaming Software Available on iOS for Jailbroken iPhones and iPads
The "Netflix for pirates" is now available for Apple users with jailbroken iOS devices on Cydia.
MIT's 3D-Printed Underwater Robot Detects Illegal Goods Hidden Under Ships
MIT has developed an underwater robot that can detect drugs and contraband being smuggled into ports.
Hong Kong: Fake Occupy Central App Puts Spyware on Protesters' Smartphones
Fake Android app CODE4HK spread over WhatsApp spies on text messages, records phone calls and tracks GPS
China National Day is 'Not a Celebration But a Reminder of the Continued Repression of Our People'
In China, people deliberately silence their feelings about the government in exchange for prosperity
RogerVoice App Helps Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing People Make Phone Calls
Startup creates the world's first ever subtitling Android phone app to help deaf people communicate better.
Harvesting the Sun: Scientists Turn Solar Power into Hydrogen Fuel Using Perovskite
EPFL scientists have created a solar cell that can split water cheaply to get valuable hydrogen fuel
Nixie: Tiny Flying Drone Camera Launches From Wrist to Take Selfies
Nixie, an entry in the Intel Make It Wearable Challenge, is the first wearable and flyable camera
Flying Drones Capture Dramatic Scale of Hong Kong 'Occupy Central' Protests on Video
Proponents of democracy have captured the six million Hong Kong protesters at rallies live on YouTube.
NSA Ordered Facebook Activity of Alabama Students 'To be Monitored'
Officials claim NSA tipped Huntsville school district to monitor students online after violent threats.
