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Whoever is behind the security incident involving some of the most prominent business and political leaders on Twitter is shifting the spoils around online accounts.

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From the Saturn V rocket that launched us to the Moon, to the Orion capsule that will carry us to Mars, Space Center Houston is a sacred site for those who dream of reaching for the stars.

A list of scientific luminaries and their supporters have signed a letter in support of international scientific endeavour on the eve of the Global March for Science on Saturday.

For people that really like fitness trackers, it's been difficult to find one that is the right blend of features, functionality and aesthetics.

When Daniel Ek first marched into record label offices in 2006, they must have thought he was off his rocker.

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Over the past decade or so, eliminating "friction" - the name given to any quality that makes a product more difficult or time-consuming to use - has become an obsession of the tech industry,

The Communications Minister Paul Fletcher has demanded that Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and others pull the pro-Putin state media accounts.

GAIT Global combines atmospheric sensors and spatial data from satellites with AI to provide constant monitoring of greenhouses gases in the atmosphere.

Foreign hackers have exploited flaws in Microsoft’s email server software to plant malicious tools in computers around the world.

Epic founder Tim Sweeney says Apple's conduct breaches consumer law, iPhone should be opened up to competing app stores and payment methods.

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New findings suggest the habitable zone is wider than previously thought, meaning more of the seven Earth-sized exoplanets in the system could qualify.