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Apple's launch event in Cupertino reveals the innovative iPhone X at Apple Park.
Apple announces major software updates at the worldwide developers conference in San Francisco.
Experts claim Facebook, Amazon, and Google dominate markets in anti-competitive ways.
Electric aviation advances with the Pipistrel Velis Electro and Rolls Royce's Spirit of Innovation.
Young drinkers in the UK shift towards non-alcoholic beer, sparking debates on pretentiousness.
A 7-year-old girl was being sexually abused and her case had been monitored for three years by the Department of Homeland Security.
Emerging markets' tech sector booms, led by Alibaba and Tencent, amid rising global demand.
Barbie America, a modern representation of the iconic doll, addresses the 'dream gap' and issues like bullying and female empowerment through vlogs aimed at young audiences.
'The VAR Room' humorously highlights Video Assistant Referees and is available on Amazon Prime.
Lexus Nexus offers big data solutions for legal research and fraud detection in insurance.
Duncan Robinson shows how J Sainsbury and Made.com use data analytics to boost sales.
Bill Gates warns about the decreasing value of unicorns and the need for careful investment.
BlackBerry's Z10 and OS 10 show promise but struggle against Apple and Samsung's offerings.
Joe highlights the design philosophy behind the BlackBerry Z10, focusing on its elegant features, innovative gesture-driven interface, and user-friendly navigation.
Suzanne farmers use IoT and blockchain to adapt rice production to climate change.
Armor Designs in Phoenix, Arizona, specializes in on-demand manufacturing of custom composites for body and vehicle armor, developed by Dr. James St. Ville.
Bret Easton Ellis discusses the interplay of love and sadism in his writing, arguing that technology has diminished genuine emotional connections.
Bristol's emofaron develops vaccine tech amid disappointing budget for Life Science Enterprises.
Researchers innovate reinforced concrete by using carbon fibre mesh instead of steel skeletons.
NASA tests their J-2X rocket engines, burning Olympic-sized pools of fuel every second.
In King's Cross, London, travel journalist Matt Carol explores geocaching by locating hidden caches and engaging with fellow enthusiasts Hazel and Louise.
The Calidus gyroplane aims to challenge helicopter dominance with innovative design.
Amidst the dominance of digital technology, film photography is experiencing a resurgence as younger photographers embrace its unique qualities and emotional depth.
Sales of electric bicycles are booming, transforming commuting and urban deliveries.
Singapore aims to produce 30% of its nutritional needs by 2030 through urban farming.
Daniel Thomas reviews the BlackBerry Priv and its chances of winning back users.
The US struggles to persuade allies against using Huawei equipment in 5G networks.
E-waste production reaches 50 million tons annually, with serious environmental impacts.
Carmakers are striving to create vehicles capable of lasting a million miles, a goal that could transform the automotive industry and consumer expectations.
The North American International Auto Show in Detroit features Volkswagen and Ford on Saturday.
Toyota showcases its mobility Winglet at Ceatec 2013, alongside Sharp's talking appliances.
Luke Graham showcases Sony's Bloggie 3D and HDR-TD10 camcorders at CES 2011.
Jared Abrams interviews Michael Zaminis about the innovative Kitara digital guitar at CES 2011.
Motion Computing showcases its Windows 7 tablet for business applications at CES 2011.
Motorola showcases the Xoom tablet with Android Honeycomb at CES 2011.
Andrew Wells presents the powerful Motorola Atrix 4G smartphone at CES 2011.
John Juan discusses the PlayBook tablet's features and expected release in Q1.
Dan Eisenhart showcases GPS integrated goggles with real-time data at CES.
The Scarlet camera is showcased at CES 2011, impressing attendees with its high resolution.
Brad Caton discusses a $5,000 telepresence robot for remote office communication.
John Chen, the new CEO of BlackBerry, aims for the company to achieve cash flow breakeven within four quarters and profitability within a year.
The stock market shows a high valuation differential between growth and value stocks today.
Chile opens Latin America's first thermosolar power plant in the Atacama Desert.
China invests in a base in Patagonia to explore the Dark Side of the Moon, raising local concerns.
China's great firewall blocks Twitter, Facebook, Google, and restricts VPN access for users.
Jade Rabbit, a six-wheeled lunar rover, lands on the moon for a three-month mission.
Chat bots reveal surprising views on Chinese communism and Taiwan, challenging official narratives.
Alibaba's Hema Supermarkets combine online shopping with physical stores for Chinese shoppers.
