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A laptop and a Raspberry Pi are everything cybercriminals need to intercept your audio.

At first glance, it may seem that these cosmic events and integrated circuits are unrelated. However, they intriguingly share a connection.

The GLSDB returns to the battlefield with enhancements that improve its resistance to electronic warfare, ensuring it remains effective in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Odense has transformed from a shipbuilding hub into a technology center focused on robotics.

Researchers from the University of Warsaw discovered five puppets with interchangeable heads, similar to modern dolls.

A recent study links higher profitability to an increase in visits lasting 10 minutes or less.

The detection of positively charged hydrogen suggests the existence of a new form of dark matter.

Solving America's egg crisis isn't as easy as simply buying more eggs from other countries.

Google will remove its Assistant at the end of the year. Gemini will replace it whether you like it or not.

Some fragments of the rocket survived the intense heat of reentry and fell near the city of Poznań in Western Poland.

The individual lived between 1.1 and 1.4 million years ago, but archeologists can't classify it as a member of any known human species.

A movement is underway to rename a beverage that isn’t even American.

Literature, cinema, and TV often create stereotypes associated with intelligent people, but these clichés can sometimes overlap with reality.

Small modular reactors (SMRs) promised cheaper nuclear fission power with their compact, modular design. NuScale’s failed pilot project suggests otherwise.

As Chinese migration continues to rise, the interaction between the two cultures deepens. This marks a new era of integration with Japan.

Some movies show passengers on commercial airliners parachuting in case of an emergency. It’s a terrible idea, but anyone can carry a parachute in the cabin.

There are methods to install Windows 11 and use it with a local account, but Musk was unaware of them.

The Hoi Toider is a living testimony to Ocracoke’s history, reflecting the intermingling of sailors, pirates, and Native Americans.

Working hours in China were subject to the “996 culture”: from nine in the morning to nine at night, six days a week.

A yet-to-be-released car provided the perfect inspiration for a new British lightweight supercar.

With NASA’s Mars Sample Return mission on hold, China has a chance to be the first to bring back Martian soil samples.