France is now using golden eagles to take down rogue drones
France is following in the footsteps of Dutch police by training up eagles to intercept and retrieve rogue drones.
Fed up with lousy ‘internet’ speeds in space, NASA is doing something about it
NASA, like a lot of people with lousy internet, is fed up with slow data-transfer speeds between spacecraft and Earth.
Amazon’s delivery drones may use parachutes to drop packages in your yard
Instead of landing its delivery drones in people's yards, Amazon might drop off packages using a parachute, according to a new patent.
India just smashed the record for most satellites launched by a single rocket
The Indian Space Research Organisation sent 104 satellites into orbit on a single rocket Tuesday night, setting a new record.
Pilot-less flying taxis could take to the skies in Dubai this summer
This autonomous flying taxi will start picking up paying passengers -- one at a time -- in Dubai from this summer.
J.K. Rowling-Piers Morgan Twitter spat prompts one bookstore to take action
J.K. Rowling and Piers Morgan got into a fight on Twitter recently. Here's how a British bookshop responded.
Beautiful ‘dronelapse’ shows another kind of video your flying machine can make
YouTube's filling up with run-of-the-mill quadcopter footage, which makes these "dronelapse" efforts stand out all the more.
SpaceX to deliver a lethal superbug to the ISS, but the astronauts don’t mind
SpaceX is about to deliver a lethal superbug to the International Space Station, but it's OK – the astronauts know about it.
Hyperloop One's co-founder wants to build a rival system before his old partner
Brogan BamBrogan, once the CTO at Hyperloop One, has just launched a rival firm to develop the first operational hyperloop system.
Forget wiping your phone remotely, this tech lets you destroy its innards instead
A team of researchers has designed a component that, when activated, can destroy a phone's innards in a matter of seconds.
Hyperloop One rocked by extraordinary allegations in co-founder’s lawsuit
Besides trying to work out how to bring to fruition Elon Musk's dream of an ultra-high-speed transportation system, Hyperloop One executives are now also having to deal with some astonishing claims in a lawsuit from a co-founder and former employee.
Dating sites gave this startup a neat idea for its apartment-share service
A new online service helping room hunters find a place to live has drawn inspiration from dating sites to create a matchmaking process.
On-demand laundry services are on the rise, and one is expanding to 15 countries
On-demand laundry services have been around for a while, with some doing better than others. This one is about to expand to 15 countries.
Chan Zuckerberg Biohub starts handing out big bucks to disease researchers
The Chan Zuckerberg Biohub, a NFP medical research organization, has started to hand out funds for research into combating all human disease.
SpaceX wants to launch a rocket every two weeks from its new Florida site
SpaceX is about to ramp up its launch schedule to a level not seen in its seven-year history of rocket launches.
Run by robots: Amazon’s high-tech supermarket may only need three employees
Amazon is testing a high-tech "grab-and-go" store in Seattle. But a new report suggests it's planning a much larger version run by robots.
A NASA scientist needed to find out if this ‘abandoned space capsule’ was real
It's not every day you stumble across a space capsule while driving along the road, but what exactly is the story behind this one in Arizona?
Qatar Airways breaks record with a flight many wouldn’t want to take
Like flying? Love long haul? So how about saving up for a seat on Qatar's Doha-to-Auckland route, a record-breaking flight taking 17.5 hours.
Drone flights at the world’s busiest airport? What’s going on?
The FAA has for the first time allowed a company to fly drones at a major airport, in this case at the world's busiest.
Guys who made smartphone photography possible nab a huge cash prize
Advances in digital imaging tech have come thick and fast in recent years, and the engineers responsible have just collected a major award.
This personal cargo robot can move your stuff as fast as a bicycle
Gita is a personal robot from the makers of the Vespa. The autonomous droid can hit 22 mph while carrying a load weighing up to 40 pounds.