Facebook ‘made China censorship tool’
Facebook worked on special software so it could potentially accommodate censorship demands in China, according to a report in the New York Times.
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How virtual reality will change the world
Virtual Reality dates to the 1950s, but 2016 is its seminal moment. With the launch of consumer VR systems we are entering a new reality of how we experience and interface with our technology.
Play this coding game. Score a job in Silicon Valley
It took less than three months for an online coding game to transform James Johnston's life.
This school helps inexperienced programmers land jobs at Apple
Programmers are in hot demand. Tech companies are especially eager to grab talent as fast as they can find it.
Unknown dinosaur almost blown to oblivion
A newly discovered species of dinosaur has been identified from an extraordinarily complete Chinese fossil almost destroyed by dynamite.
The secret of how life on Earth began
Today life has conquered every square inch of Earth, but when the planet formed it was a dead rock. How did life get started?
Hefty award offered for deciphering oracle bone characters
The National Museum of Chinese Writing on Thursday launched an award program to encourage people from around the world to help decipher oracle bone inscriptions.
Mac v PC – who’s cooler now?
This week saw the unveiling of a futuristic computer in a very slick presentation.
Clicks and bricks: How building is going digital
Architects and construction companies have been able to "look around" computerised 3D models of their buildings for some time.
‘Unprecedented’ cyberattack involved tens of millions of IP addresses
Tens of millions of IP addresses were used to take down popular websites like Twitter and Netflix as part of a massive cyberattack
