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3D Printed ‘Sneezometer’ Can Help Diagnose Asthma
University of Surrey creates 3D printed sneezometer which makes it cheaper and easier to detect respiratory diseases
HTC Vive Pre-Orders Sell Out Ahead Of May’s UK Launch
15,000 HTC Vive units were sold in just ten minutes, according to an executive
Google: Self Driving Car Crash Might Be Our Fault
2mph fender-bender was the car’s fault, Google says, but it will learn from its mistakes
Microsoft HoloLens Development Edition Arrives Next Month
“We’ve made a lot of progress”, Microsoft says as it also reveals the hardware powering HoloLens
IBM ‘To Cut’ UK Research Jobs
IBM has confirmed it has begun a staff consultation process ahead of employment changes in its British research and development operations
The HTC Vive VR Headset Will Cost £689
Pre-order for virtual reality headset will open in the UK this afternoon, with general sale opening April 5
The Cybersecurity And Technology Leap
It's not just years that leap. We've take a taken a look at the leap technology has made since the last Leap Year in 2012
Nissan Leaf Can Be Hacked From Other Side Of The Planet
Researcher decides to go public with flaw after giving Nissan one month to fix the vulnerability
MWC 2016: Epson Shows Off Super-Light Smart Glasses
Moverio BT-300 will benefit anyone from museums to heavy industry, Epson claims
MWC 2016: Samsung And Facebook Go All-In On Virtual Reality
Samsung signs up Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook to extend the reach of VR
Computer Brain Control Helps Paraplegic Man Walk Again
A man paralysed in both legs has walked again after he used a computer to bypass his damaged spinal cord
BT Offers SMEs Cash To Help Create Cities Of The Future
BT Infinity Lab competition launched to generate innovative ideas for future digital products and services
London Is Bringing Smart Technology To The Streets
‘Intelligent’ West End street and noise pollution cuts on list of latest London smart projects
Aston Martin Signs Up Phone Maker LeEco For Electric Cars
Luxury manufacturer will work with Chinese company LeEco to create eco-friendly and connected RapidE S
Google Wants To Solve The World’s Problems With Technology
Search giant rebrands Google Ideas think tank as Jigsaw
Google Set To Trial ‘Project Loon’ In Sri Lanka
Google's balloon-based Internet access system is set to begin testing with end users across the South Asian island
Three Big Themes From The Heart And Head Of The Silicon Industry
AMD's Darren Grasby lays out his view on the year ahead
Google Patent Application Details Radar-Based Gesture Control System
The system could be used to control smartphones, smart watches or household appliances, according to Google
Airbus Plans Humanoid Robots For Its Aircraft Factories
Airbus, in partnership with Japanese and French robotics researchers, wants humanoid robots to perform non-critical tasks by 2020
Qualcomm’s New Snapdragon Chips Bring The Power To Your Wrist
Dedicated platform will allow for thinner, sleeker wearables packing more battery life
ViaSat Outlines Plans For 100Mbps Satellite Broadband
Work begins on new satellites that promise affordable, high-speed broadband for global audience
Google’s Driverless Cars Could Be Coming To London
Talks with government follow confirmed trials of driverless cars in Greenwich later this year
Google Working On New Virtual Reality Headset
Sources claim Google will be overhauling its Cardboard VR headsets with plastic devices, and work on integrating VR more with Android
Why Super Bowl 50 Will Be The Most Technologically Advanced In History
Richard Dodgson, founder of Timebased Events, discusses the state-of-the-art tech that will ensure Super Bowl 50 is awesome
Drone Ban Ordered For US Super Bowl
FAA creates 32 mile exclusion zone for drones around the stadium hosting the American Super Bowl
Apple, Amazon And Google Data Centres Use Far More Coal Than Everyone Thinks
Web giants are underestimating their data centre coal usage by 30 percent because of “obsolete” data tools
Ireland’s Technology Teachers Strike Over Funding Cuts
Budget cuts blamed in Ireland as lecturers down tools and distrupt tech teaching to students
Why Virtual Reality Could Be The Real 6 Nations Winner
Accenture’s virtual reality app looks to put fans in the thick of the match
Porsche Turns Down Driverless Cars
Consumers would much rather enjoy driving a sports car themselves, Porsche boss says