Waterproof, superior sound quality and a smooth connection: Why these £34 ENACFIRE wireless Future Bluetooth headphones could be the best alternative to Apple AirPods By Corinna Burton For Mailonline Published: 20:33 GMT, 19 February 2020 | Updated: 20:33 GMT, 19 February 2020 Since Apple AirPods launched in 2016, the true wireless headphones market has exploded … Read more
Leiden University computer algorithm spots ELEVEN asteroids that could hit Earth triggering ‘unprecedented devastation’ — but were ‘MISSED by NASA software’ Researchers used a supercomputer to model the solar system over 10,000 years Within this model, they next simulated asteroids that would eventually hit Earth The library of fake hazards was used to train an … Read more
Microsoft to test its hacker-proof electronic voting system called ElectionGuard in a local race in Wisconsin – but it will be years before it’s ready for a major election The test will take place in Fulton, Wisconsin, a town with 500 registered voters Called ElectionGuard, the system uses touchscreens to log votes Voters get a … Read more
New York is far greener than anyone expected. Researchers carrying out a huge survey of New York City‘s trees found there are over 5 million ‘forested natural areas’ along with 666,000 street trees. They say the study, the most comprehensive ever of New York’s ‘urban forest’, could revolutionize urban planning. Scroll down for video During … Read more
A Tesla vehicle has been tricked into spontaneously accelerating over the speed limit with just a simply strip of tape. Researchers at McAfee placed a two-inch long piece of electrical tape horizontally across the middle of the ‘3’ on a 35 mile-per-hour speed limit sign, causing the car’s camera system to misread it as 85 … Read more
Climate change is making sharks ‘right-handed’: Rising ocean temperatures affect the direction they prefer to swim, study finds Australian scientists incubated eggs at temperature predicted for 2100 They found half died within a month, and those who survived became ‘right handed’, preferring to swim to the right By Mark Prigg For Dailymail.com Published: 23:44 GMT, … Read more
A square jaw, strong brow, thin lips and a broader nose are seen as signs of talent and competence, a new study has found. The features, associated with increased levels of the male hormone testosterone, are seen as assertive and markers of virility indicative of professional prowess. Members of the public were asked to rate … Read more
Felipe Massa races a peregrine falcon in Formula E car… but who took the chequered flag when he took on the fastest animal on earth? Massa attempted to outrun a peregrine falcon in a Formula E car in Saudi Arabia Former F1 driver Massa has switched to the electric series for the coming season The … Read more
Eating a big breakfast instead of a large dinner could help you burn DOUBLE the amount of calories ‘because it boosts the metabolism more’ A big breakfast could be the key to losing weight, researchers in Germany said Their study found filling up in the morning boosts a metabolism process Diet-induced thermogenesis was shown to be … Read more
Storms and floods are causing almost 200 sunken wooden war vessels to move. The underwater skeletons of 185 wooden ships, referred to as ghost vessels, were deliberately sunk or have been left to decompose for hundreds of years. Over time, the wrecks, which include ships from the Revolutionary War and Civil War, have transformed an … Read more