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Massive ransomware attack hits UK hospitals, Spanish banks

A large number of hospitals, GPs, and walk-in clinics across England have been locked down by a ransomware attack, reports suggest. There are also...

Microsoft confirms coming keyboard support for Xbox One games

It's been nearly a year since Microsoft's Phil Spencer promised we were "not years away, it’s more like months away" from full support for...

Slip-triggered wearable robot twists elderly people’s hips to prevent falls

With a slip and a twist, a robotic device that fits around an elderly person’s pelvis can avert a perilous tumble, Italian researchers report...

Gizmodo went phishing with the Trump team—will they catch a charge?

Earlier this week, the team at Gizmodo's Special Projects Desk published a report on how they "phished" members of the administration and campaign teams...

SpaceX may finally be reaching a nirvana of high flight rates

Due to accidents, production issues, and other factors, SpaceX has in recent years failed to achieve a "high volume" launch rate of a dozen or...

Anglophiles: Hang up your VPN; iPlayer isn’t for you anymore

Age verification systems may be something that the Tory government has been fixated on recently, but the BBC has yet to implement one to...

15-second ads coming to Amazon’s Alexa

Where there's a media platform popular with consumers, advertisers are never far behind. Case in point, Amazon's digital assistant, Alexa, which has made its way...

Creating, cooling, and probing a molecule, all in one place

I love all aspects of quantum physics, but the quantum mechanics of ultra-cold atoms and molecules has a special place in my heart. Cooling...

Judge refers Waymo v. Uber lawsuit to criminal investigators

Waymo's allegations of trade secret theft against Uber should be referred to the US attorney for investigation, "based on the evidentiary record supplied thus...

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