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Study: Kids are getting their first smartphone at age 10

By Lewis Leong last updated

A study shows kids are getting their first smartphone at around age 10.

Heat, not electricity, could power computers of the future

By Duncan Geere last updated

Instead of fighting heat in computing it could be embraced as an alternative energy source.

These electronic tattoos can be made on a household printer

By Duncan Geere last updated

Engineers at Waseda University in Japan have figured out how to print ultrathin stick-on electronic tattoos on a household printer.

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Researchers fool phone fingerprint tech with an inkjet printer

By David Nield last updated

New spoofing method is much easier, cheaper and quicker than previous hacking techniques we've seen.

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Next year, this black box will 3D print you a pizza

By Hugh Langley last updated

IFA 2015 3D printed Mickey Mouse pizzas? Check. 3D printed Hello Kitty cookies? You betcha.

This startup wants to 3D-print satellites in space

Someone is sending a 3D printer to space so you can make your own satellites

By Duncan Geere last updated

'Made In Space' wants to let people custom-build and 3D print their own satellites.

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How to make an iPhone completely invisible

By James Rivington last updated

In depth The invisibility cloak was once rooted in science fiction, but now it's now far more plausible than you might think.

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How creating a paper-light office can make big business savings

By David Howell last updated

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The paperless office has not yet arrived, but creating a 'paper-light' office is possible and can save your business a lot of money.

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The paperless office: will it ever happen?

By David Howell last updated

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The fabled paperless office still looks a long way off, but are businesses now moving in that direction? We spoke to Andrew Hall from industry specialist OKI to find out.

The boring Lego AT-AT being built in an equally boring room by someone who obviously hates fun

Lego Star Wars AT-AT is already selling out - probably because of the free lightsaber

By Hamish Hector, Tom Bedford published

The super-expensive Lego Star Wars AT-AT launched today and it's already on back-order in loads of countries.

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