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The BMW 5-series Gran Turismo impresses at the Frankfurt International Motor Show in 2009.
Professor Ishikawa's robotic hand plays Jan Ken and showcases advanced technology in Japan.
Peter Walker shares sample footage of the Fly6 camera during rides in London.
Trevor Ward tests XFire Bike Lane Laser Lights to enhance cycling safety in his blog.
A lawyer appears in a virtual court session with a cat filter, stating, "I have my assistant here, she's trying to... but I'm prepared to go forward with it."
A London trader faces charges for manipulating S&P 500 e-mini futures during the 2010 flash crash.
AI enhances life in Japan for the aging population while raising concerns in Silicon Valley.
The Army develops robots like Little David and Goliath to enhance combat safety and efficiency.
Algie David's Hologram USA brings Tupac, Amy Winehouse, and Roy Orbison back to life through technology.
A satellite measuring 3.5 meters by 3.5 meters and weighing just under 6 tons is set to be the heaviest payload ever launched by SpaceX.
The Financial Times discusses blockchain's impact on Wall Street and business practices.
Today, Apple announces the iPhone 8, its most expensive and best model yet.
TikTok faces scrutiny over data security and competition with Amazon amid China tensions.
Digital technologies enhance supply chain efficiency and transparency for consumers and farmers.
The Caspian Sea Monster is a colossal quick and dangerous this monstrous vehicle in Dagestan.
The F3 electric car from BYD can travel up to 100 kilometers on battery power alone, addressing China's severe air pollution issues.
Norway begins shutting down FM radio, forcing listeners to switch to digital broadcasts.
Nic Fildes reviews BlackBerry's hits and misses in the mobile phone market.
Demolition engineers, including anti-terrorist bomb disposal teams and Hollywood FX specialists, showcase their expertise in bringing down large structures across Britain.
Toshiba's recent saga reveals significant challenges and critical questions about the company's future amid ongoing developments and unexpected twists.
The FCC's new plan allows telecom companies to restrict internet access, reversing net neutrality rules.
On June 27, 1979, Israeli pilot Mosha Melnick becomes the first to shoot down an enemy plane using the F-15 during a surprise attack by four Syrian Mig 21s.
Jefferson Hack discusses the future of print publishing and showcases a magazine featuring Rihanna.
Steve Jobs' death raises questions about Apple's future and its leadership under Tim Cook.
By 2050, smart devices in homes will serve as vulnerable access points for hackers, increasing the risk of cyber crime in a hyper-connected world.
Farmers in drought-hardened Australia adapt to severe dry conditions with innovative techniques.
India's manufacturing industry is experiencing a pivotal moment under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, with optimism for growth amid significant challenges.
Jonathan critiques Marks and Spencer's struggles while noting its profitable food retail segment.
New mobile phones and Google Glass influence searches and raise privacy concerns.
Container ships may shrink as manufacturing moves closer to markets, says Robert Wright.
Pilgrims have been flocking to Suffolk, where sewage powers a massive greenhouse for food production.
The Guardian and Observer weekend returns with new tech and 3D printing discussions.
David Levene showcases the Guardian Eyewitness app for the Apple iPad in this demonstration.
The Guardian's iPhone app allows users to access news in double quick time with better clarity.
Only 20 or 30 people in the world fish for bluefin tuna professionally, and one of them is determined to support his family through this high-stakes hunt.
Technology threatens job security across industries, impacting the middle class and beyond.
Machines could replace half of jobs in 30 years, as Alice navigates her role in automation.
Jaron Lanier argues for monetisation of the web to secure a better future for consumers.
The Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 excels in winter conditions in the Austrian Alps, as shown by Violetta Bikeoff.
Mobile World Congress in Barcelona highlights the battle between iOS and Android for market dominance.
The Financial Times marks a decade of brand growth, with Apple and Google leading the way.
Marie Curie's legacy lives on as a mother and daughter team trains women in X-ray operations, helping locate bullets for rapid surgical removal.
Mr Siri outlines Nokia's strong financial recovery and competitive strategies post-Microsoft sale.
The video explains how spies have been monitoring Facebook, Gmail, and Skype for surveillance.
Joe and Margaret discuss Edward Snowden's revelations about government surveillance.
Investors gather in London's Financial District to discuss the rise of Bitcoin and its uses.
Japan uses robots like Para to assist in elderly care amid a growing aging population.
Bryan Johnson, a tech billionaire, invests millions to achieve immortality through advanced treatments.
