Why Some Cables are Faster than Others
In an increasingly information-oriented world maximising the speed of data transfer and download are crucial
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Going ‘Smart’: Interactive Home Technologies
The home is undergoing its greatest advancements since the 1950s. Instead of new appliances
Advances in the Robotics Industry: DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials
Every year it seems a new movie comes out that tells a story of robots
The Highlights of 2013
This year our writers churned out a host of fantastic articles, including a series of
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It is with a heavy heart that I must say, this is my final set
Voice Analysis Software – Innovative or Invasive?
A new voice analysis software that aims to decipher your inner feelings has made a
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I’m loath to begin a weekly roundup on a low note, and I’m truly sorry
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After the Perseid meteor shower last weekend, it seems that lots of exciting things have
Google’s Conversational Voice Search Activated on Chrome
If you remember the article Conversations with Google, you may recall it’s been predicted that the
Wind power: renewable energy for the cities of the future
Renewable energy? I’m a big fan! Unfortunately, so are modern wind turbines, which are the
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Greetings one and all, and a very happy science Sunday to you! This week’s generally
Quantum computing: Australian researchers store data on a single atom!
Computers are everywhere these days. They play us music, tell us when to wake up,
Could the next generation of electronics be made with graphene?
While it may look like little more than molecular chicken wire, graphene really is wonderful
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Last weekend in January brought exciting and interesting events, reports, and readings. Monthly editorial is