Matthew Reitman

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(Emirates Airlines)

Emirates Airlines Rolls Out New Electronics Ban Workaround Service

Scientists Identify Protein That Could Reverse Aging

Amazon Prime Air Makes Its First Drone Delivery in the U.S.

The koala's days are numbered

Climate Change Is Forcing Koalas to Leave Trees to Find Water, Researchers Say

(Lightneer)

‘Big Bang Legends’ Is Video Game That Teaches Particle Physics to Five-Year-Olds

Solar-powered Synthetic Skin With Touch Sensitivity May Revolutionize Prosthetic Limbs

Durex Jeans

Durex Says Its Swapping Latex for Denim and Making Jeans

‘Wind Tree’ Turbines Disguised as Art, But Designed for Business

Hermes Leather Band (Apple)

Apple Watch Upgraded with Smart, Fashionable Strap Choices

Cascolus ravitis has been reconstructed as a virtual fossil, revealing every detail of the animal (SIVETER ET AL)

430-Million Year-Old Fossil Named After Sir David Attenborough

Apple released am update of its current firmware for iOS devices after Egyptian journalist Ahmed Mansoor had been targeted on his phone with spyware made by an Israeli company that specialises in the intelligence gathering through personal, electronic devices. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Hacker Group Threatens to Wipe Over 600 Million Accounts Unless Apple Pays Ransom

cybersecurity

Five Ways You Didn’t Know That Your Devices Can Be Hacked

(Dr Chris Rynn, Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification, University of Dundee)

700 Hundred Year-Old Face Reconstructed From Remains Found in Medieval Graveyard

Spider expert Rob Porter from the Australian Reptile Park milks a male Sydney Funnel Web spider. (Fairfax Media via Getty Images)

Spider Venom May Help Stroke Victims, Researchers Say

A Transportation Security Administration baggage screener inspects an electronics device as a man is screened in the background at the international terminal of San Francisco International Airport August 5, 2003 in San Francisco, California. The TSA told screeners today to pay close attention to cameras, laptop computers and cell phones, addressing a concern that terrorists could attempt to hide explosives in electronic devices. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Electronics Banned in Cabins on U.S.-Bound Flights from Middle East and Africa

(USCICT via YouTube)

Virtual Reality Helping Treat Veterans Suffering from PTSD