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Is Google Stadia set for a 2020 comeback?

Is Google Stadia set for a 2020 comeback?

After talk of β€˜revolutionising’ gaming in early 2019, Google’s shot at following in the footsteps of console kings Sony and Microsoft fell catastrophically short. But could 2020 be the year the Stadia turns its fortunes around? Google well and truly stole the show at the Game...

SpaceX makes history with 50th rocket landing

SpaceX makes history with 50th rocket landing

After launching another load of supplies to the ISS, SpaceX proved once again that the sky is no limit when they successfully landed their 50th rocket booster. SpaceX continues to dominate innovation when it comes to space flight, successfully landing its 50th ever rocket this weekend. Two years ago, SpaceX won a $1.6 billion USD contract with NASA to send supplies to the International Space Station (ISS), providing CEO and founder...

By London, UK
NASA opens applications up for new astronauts

NASA opens applications up for new astronauts

For the first time in four years, NASA is accepting new applications to be an astronaut, but the qualifications needed are particularly demanding. Fancy a flight to the moon? Do you spend your time daydreaming about being the next person to make a giant leap for mankind? Do you also have a medical doctorate and 1,000 flight hours logged as a pilot? Then do I have the niche application...

By Bristol, UK
Apple to pay $500 million over slow iPhone lawsuit

Apple to pay $500 million over slow iPhone lawsuit

Following a lawsuit over whether or not Apple deliberately slows down older iPhones, it will have to pay consumers $500 million in total for damages. You may not remember now, but back in mid-2017, a handful of iPhone users decided to take Apple to court over allegations that it was deliberately slowing down performance and battery life on older models. This initial spark snowballed into sixty different lawsuits, and Apple has...

By Bristol, UK
Facebook adds new 3D feature for any image

Facebook adds new 3D feature for any image

The new option allows depth to be simulated on any static image, so you no longer need a fancy high-end camera to light up your posts. If you’ve ever seen a 3D post from your friends on Facebook and felt an uncontrollable surge of envy, then fret no longer. Starting from this week you won’t need a top-of-the-range smart phone to create photos with interactive depth. Facebook has just introduced...

By Bristol, UK