...and everything in between
...and everything in between
A Chinese scientist claims to have genetically-engineered human babies with the revolutionary technique known as CRISPR. If his claims are verified, the infants will be first ever babies with DNA that’s been edited in a lab, or so-called CRISPR babies.…
The FIDO Alliance and Google today announced that Android (from version 7.0 up) with the latest version of the Google Play Services, is now FIDO2 certified. At first glance, that sounds rather boring, but it will enable developers to write…
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Steve Irwin would have turned 57 on Friday. The conservationist and television personality died in February 2006 after being pierced in the heart by a stingray barb while filming an underwater documentary. He was just 44. While…
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Getty Image / Joe Scarnici / Stringer Today is National Margarita Day, which means it is time to imbibe in all the glory that is this sweet, sour, salty cocktail. But if you are on the keto diet, margaritas can…
Via YouTube What was it like when you were 12-years-old? What marvelous accomplishment did you achieve in your youth? Did you set a record with the most services purchased from prostitutes in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas? Did you construct…
The race to build the best foldable phone is officially on. Not to be outdone by Samsung’s Galaxy Fold, Huawei announced its very own foldable phone called the Mate X at Mobile World Congress. And holy moly does it look…
A group of academics have found three new security flaws in 4G and 5G, which they say can be used to intercept phone calls and track the locations of cell phone users. The findings are said to be the first…
Galápagos tortoise, feared extinct, spotted for the first time in more than 100 years A photo of the newly discovered adult female Fernandina Giant Tortoise.Image: ECUADOR ENVIRONMENT MINISTRY HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock By Matt Binder2019-02-24 17:19:50 UTC More than 100 years since it…
Using Landsat data from the US Geological survey, NASA’s Laren Dauphin recently imaged the Salar de Atacama in Chile. The enclosed basin is the world’s largest source of lithium, producing 29 percent of the world’s reserves. Much of it will…
