Oppo unveils Find X5 phone series in bid to challenge Apple and Samsung
Chinese smartphone maker Oppo has unveiled its latest line-up of premium mobiles as it looks to mount a serious challenge to Apple and Samsung in the UK. The firm, which is now one of the biggest
Russia limits Facebook access after network restricts Kremlin-backed media
Russia has limited access to Facebook after the social media provider refused to stop fact-checking and labelling content from state-owned organisations, former UK deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said. Russian authorities announced the “partial restriction” after
Scientists use drones to identify whether dolphins are pregnant
Researchers have used aerial photos taken from drones to remotely determine whether protected female bottlenose dolphins are pregnant. Scientists have found that by measuring the body width of the cetaceans captured in the aerial images they
More than Moore: Why the Semiconductor Industry Needs a New Narrative
Exponential progress in chip design has given us a world of incredible processing power, with mobile gadgets that were unimaginable for most people even 10 years ago. Having had our expectations exceeded year after year, it's perhaps understandable that we
Irish Drone Regulations Explained [Video]
New regulations for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles came into effect in Ireland on 21 December last. In this video, Oisín and Gearóid from iFly Technology summarise the regulations and their impact for users of drones and RPAS
Gravitational Waves Bring a Whole New Way of Studying the Universe
It's been described as the discovery of a lifetime, the announcement that scientists have observed gravitational waves caused by the collision of two black holes 10 billion light years away (and 10 billion years ago!) What's all the
Twitter Aiming to Make Itself A Nicer Place
Twitter wants to make itself a nicer place by establishing a Twitter Trust and Safety Council. It’s part of their strategy to ensure that people feel safe expressing themselves on Twitter.
