Samsung folding phone delayed after reviewers break them too easily
24 April 2019
Several people given early access to the Samsung Galaxy Fold, broke the screen after a day's use. Samsung now says it will delay the release of the device
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The psychological dark side of sharing your daily life on YouTube
24 April 2019
To be a successful YouTuber, you need to let viewers into your life. But this creates fake intimacies that can lead to tragic consequences for stars and fans alike
Machine mind hack: The new threat that could scupper the AI revolution
24 April 2019
Even tiny tweaks to data can confuse AI algorithms, potentially arming cyber attackers with a way to undermine everything from image recognition to driverless cars
Satellites are checking if boats in remote places are fishing legally
22 April 2019
The Indonesian government is using tiny internet-providing satellites to check if boats in the middle of the ocean are fishing legally
How maths could fix the problems with India’s voting machines
19 April 2019
The world’s biggest election is under way in India. Trust in the machines used to vote is low, but better maths could spot manipulation or errors, says Edd Gent
AI that spots inequality could monitor living conditions in cities
18 April 2019
An algorithm that can detect inequality in cities from Google Street View images, could be used to monitor projects aimed at improving living conditions
Gun that launches cord to wrap around assailant used for first time
17 April 2019
US police have used a gun that fires a cord around a suspect, binding their limbs and preventing them from moving, for the first time
Why electric cars are a hot topic in Australia's forthcoming election
16 April 2019
Most parties in Australia's upcoming election want more electric cars, but providing enough charging points across such a vast country has proven difficult
