Thousands of tonnes of radioactive materials could be used to power everything from pacemakers to spacecraft

Supporters of the ban argue electronic-only payments discriminate against people who don’t have a bank account or access to credit

The firm says it plans to build up to 15 of the mini reactors, which can be delivered by a lorry.

Sixty-four percent of those surveyed said they’d trust a robot more than their manager. So where does that leave people in leadership roles?

Samsung's latest laundry tech puts a smart steamer in your closet to effortlessly straighten your clothes.

It’s an evil parasite that only makes your taxes more complicated.

The notebook-sized module will get another orbital test soon.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates thinks breaking up tech giants isn't an effective answer to antitrust concerns.

Motherboard has obtained the report made by FTI Consulting into how Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman allegedly hacked Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos's phone.

New Delhi is inching closer to recommending regulations that would require social media companies and instant messaging app providers operating in the nation to help law enforcement agencies identify users who have posted content — or sent messages — it deems questionable

The half-used ink cartridge wouldn't print until it was re-enrolled in the "HP Instant Ink" program for $4.99 per month.

The flood of electric scooters on city streets is also producing a wave of injuries in emergency rooms, many of them serious head injuries.

By recreating a mummy’s vocal tract through 3D printing, we now know what an ancient Egyptian priest sounded like

Back in February 2016, there was a long, drawn out, and very public dispute between Apple and law enforcement agencies, where the Cupertino firm was asked by the FBI to unlock the iPhones owned by the San Bernardino shooter. Apple's response was that iPhones are encrypted and it said that it wouldn't help.

BuzzFeed News reviewed 62 incidents of video footage contradicting an officer's statement in a police report or testimony. From traffic stops to fatal force, these cases reveal how cops are incentiviz

Sophisticated unmanned mini-tanks patrol alongside soldiers, but humans still decide when to shoot.

Apple may release a Smart Keyboard with a scissor switch design for its next-generation iPad or iPad Pro models, suggests Taiwanese industry publication DigiTimes, although full details are not available yet. A paywalled preview of the report vaguely claims that "Apple's next-generation iPad series reportedly will feature a scissor switch keyboard," which is presumably referring to an accessory rather than a built-in hardware keyboard. The full report should be released tomorrow with more details.

When you hear about radioactive material you tend to think that it would be best not to go near it. A team of physicists and chemists from the University of Bristol in England don't quite think that way, though. The team, in fact, hope to recycle radioactive material from disused nuclear power plants in the South West of England to create diamond battery power — ultra-long-lasting power sources.

Exclusive: investigation suggests Washington Post owner was targeted five months before murder of Jamal Khashoggi

Apple today announced the launch of a new Apple Watch Connected program that should benefit both gyms and gym-goers. The program will reward gym-goers for using an Apple Watch to track their workouts, with incentives varying by gym. At participating Crunch Fitness locations, for example, members can earn up to $4 off the cost of their membership per week if they meet certain activity goals, according to CNBC.