Smartphones with folding screens set for the mainstream
14 November 2018
Samsung is leading the charge for devices with tablet-sized screen that can be folded in half to create a pocket-size phone.
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The race to green domestic heating and prevent climate catastrophe
14 November 2018
Household heating systems are huge sources of carbon emissions, but many countries are showing how existing technologies can fix the problem
Nonfacial Portrait review: art fights to save faces and paint over AI
14 November 2018
Artists play cat and mouse with face-recognition software at a South Korean exhibition in the battle to retain a division between humanity and machines
Don't Miss: social media violence, lowdown on AI, scary black holes
14 November 2018
Watch a town descend into chaos after a social media hack, learn how much we really know about AI, explore science-art links – and peer inside black holes
How to 3D-print a living, beating heart
14 November 2018
Think 3D printing is all about obscure plastic widgets? Think again – bioprinting pioneer Jennifer Lewis has a plan to make living, breathing human organs
China may have developed a quantum radar that can spot stealth planes
13 November 2018
A defence firm has unveiled a prototype quantum radar. If it works, it could use entangled protons to locate stealth aircraft that normally avoid detection
Robots are learning hand gestures by watching hours of TED talks
10 November 2018
Hand gestures are difficult for robots to reproduce convincingly, so hundreds of hours of TED videos are being used to teach them how to better gesticulate
