Tech is empowering women, and it’s great for business
For working women everywhere — whether on an assembly line or in front of a computer — the question "how does she do it all?" easily can trigger eye rolls.
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Ancient undersea landslide discovered in Australia
Scientists have discovered evidence of a massive ancient undersea landslide next to Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
Robot makes money off Trump’s tweets and donates it to the ASPCA
One tech firm wants to capitalize on President Trump's Twitter trolling -- and save puppies in the process.
Pavement lights guide ‘smartphone zombies’
Pavement lights have been installed at a pedestrian crossing in a Netherlands town to help smartphone users cross the road safely.
Google hails net balloon ‘breakthrough’
Researchers at Google say they are “years closer” to rolling out a network of huge balloons to provide connectivity to rural areas.
Meet Zealandia: Earth’s latest continent
New Zealand might be Australia's smaller neighbor but it's sitting on a massive new continent scientists have named "Zealandia" ...
TransferWise launches international money transfers via Facebook
Money transfer company TransferWise has launched a new service that allows users to send money internationally through Facebook Inc's chat application...
5G – who wants it, who’ll pay?
The hot topic at Mobile World Congress this year is not a new phone - apart from the Nokia 3110, they all look the same.
DNA clues to why woolly mammoth died out
The last woolly mammoths to walk the Earth were so wracked with genetic disease that they lost their sense of smell, shunned company, and had a strange shiny coat.
Global reports of Microsoft faults
There are numerous reports from around the world that various Microsoft services are suffering faults.
