This robot could help companies go paperless
Ripcord is a new company, backed by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, that has created a robot to sort, scan, and digitize papers for businesses.
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World’s biggest dinosaur footprint found in ‘Australia’s Jurassic Park’
The world's biggest dinosaur footprint has been discovered in northwestern Australia, measuring at nearly 5 feet 9 inches (1.75 meters), the lead author of a study said.
Why Silicon Valley isn’t fighting to save the Internet (yet)
The Raging Grannies were surprised to still be fighting over net neutrality in 2017.
Samsung unveils first new flagship phones since exploding phone debacle
Say goodbye to the Galaxy's home button and hello to an infinity display.
Graphene-based sieve turns seawater into drinking water
A UK-based team of researchers has created a graphene-based sieve capable of removing salt from seawater.
Microsoft patches serious Word bug ‘targeted by scammers’
A bug in Word apparently targeted by scammers trying to steal banking logins will be patched
Hydrogen in Saturn moon’s ice plumes may support microbial life
Ice plumes shooting into space from Saturn's ocean-bearing moon Enceladus contain hydrogen from Ice plumes shooting into space from Saturn's ocean-bearing moon Enceladus contain hydrogen from hydrothermal vents, an environment that some scientists believe led to the rise of life on Earth...
New report says tech companies spy on students in school
Kids aren't the only ones learning in the classroom.
Jet-propelled sky taxi tested in Germany
A jet-propelled vehicle that can take off vertically has been tested in Germany.
Facebook says it will act against ‘information operations’ using false accounts
Facebook Inc acknowledged on Thursday that it has become a battleground for governments seeking to manipulate public opinion in other countries and outlined new measures it is taking to combat what it calls “information operations” that go well beyond the phenomenon known as fake news.
