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• Massive Database Leak Reveals Private Data Of 30 Million South Africans

  A database which contains private data of millions of South Africans – including ID numbers, contact details, addresses, and income estimates – has been

• Video: Helping Computers Read Body Language

  Researchers at the Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute have been working on a computer that can understand body poses and movements of

• Video: Delft Hyperloop Develops A Prototype For High-speed Travel Between Cities

  Winners of the SpaceX Hyperloop pod competition, multidisciplinary tech collective Delft, consist of highly motivated students from various disciplines of the

• Wi-fi Has Been Hacked, And It Is A Very Bad Thing!

  Wi-Fi, the wireless data transfer technology that everyone uses on a daily basis, is in trouble. The WPA2 security protocol – a widespread standard for Wi-Fi

• Video: Dubai Police Unveils A New Hoverbike!

  The magical kingdom of Dubai continues to surprise the world with their forward thinking, and the most desperate for attention, with the announcement that it

• Video: Megabots Robot Battle Scheduled For October 17th!

  If you answer "No" to the following question, then who the hell are you even?

• Video: Tom Delonge Wants Your Help In Funding His Next Ufo Obsession

  Former Blink-182 singer and guitarist, Tom DeLonge, is taking his fascination with UFOs to the next level. He is partnering with former government officials on

• Video: Intel Launches A Chip That Enables The 'next Stage' Of Quantum Computing

  Chipmaker Intel is working on developing quantum computers and – just a few months after IBM – has started shipping its first 17-qubit test chip to Dutch

• Video: Google Cloud Will Run On 100% Renewable Energy This Year!

  Google will meet its goal of 100% renewable energy by the end of this year, the company has revealed on the 10th anniversary of the company's

• Dhl Is Developing Its Own Fleet Of Autonomous Delivery Vehicles

  In 1995, when email was beginning to replace snail mail, Deutsche Bundespost was privatized, becoming Deutsche Post. Like many other privatized postal services