Futuristic

Researchers have found that brightness is more important than the color of the light in keeping mice awake, and that blue light is more stimulating than yellow light.

Toshiba has invented a machine that can detect 13 types of cancer using just a single drop of blood in record time.

Tencent X-Lab team can crack any phone open no matter if they use capacitative, optical or ultra-sonic fingerprint sensors.

One woman's clothing line is designed to deceive automated license-plate readers.

Facebook’s Libra will be a cryptocurrency supported by Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Uber, and many other members of a non-profit organization.

Chinese scientists have discovered a nanoparticle that enables mammals — including humans — to see in absolute darknesss. They have tested it successfully in mice.

The face-unlock feature on nearly half of late-model Android phones can still be fooled by photographs, a Dutch study has found.

After years of testing, the SpaceShip Two has now made it over the space boundary.

Revised app guidelines from Apple mean you won't be able to mine cryptocurrency on your iPhone.

Old-school, new-media company will start mining cryptocurrency to offset revenue lost to ad blockers.

A new malvertising campaign is targeting Android users, forcing their phones to mine cryptocurrency on a shady redirected website.

A debate about cryptocurrency at the ShmooCon security conference led to some surprising conclusions.

Apple says Face ID is the most secure method yet of locking a phone -- unless you're an identical twin or you’re under 13.

The iris scanner on a Samsung Galaxy S8 phone can be fooled by a black-and-white photograph, German hackers have shown.

Solar Roadways hopes to replace all concrete and asphalt with its solar panels to generate green energy.

Three-dimensional virtual-reality face reconstructions made from social-media photos can easily fool facial-recognition software.

Cheap chemical equipment may let you make your own medical drugs, circumventing the pharmaceutical industry, one hacker says.