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Former MythBusters presenter and engineer Grant Imahara died suddenly on Monday at the age of 49. Imahara worked as a member of the Build Team for the hit series from 2005 to 2014. The American previously worked for THX on Matrix and…

Isn't designing a costume for a movie almost the same as putting together an astronaut suit? Apparently there are plenty of similarities, as Jose Fernandez is the man who created both Batman's costume of Ben 'Batfleck' Affleck, and the NASA…

If you work from home because of Corona, it can be quite a challenge to keep your productivity up. In addition to maintaining your normal work routine and creating a workplace, you can do even more to maintain your effectiveness. With…

Tim Kuik, director of Stichting Brein, speaks out against developers who are re-profiling their Popcorn Time versions. According to Brein, these are criminals who abuse the crisis.The director of the foundation against internet piracy has…

Zynga has announced a Harry Potter match-3 game, available immediately in select markets. In Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells, players can play Candy Crush-style levels and answer quiz questions. The game is made for iOS, Android,…

Gmail from Google today has more than 1.5 billion users worldwide. Many people use their Gmail account on a daily basis and we also do that in many different languages. 15 years after the start of Gmail, spam is still not banned. Malware is…

The fourth release candidate of Wine version 5.0 has been released. Wine is an open source implementation of the Windows API and allows you to run DOS and Windows programs on Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and macOS. A large group of…

Google is involved in a previously unknown project in which it collects and processes detailed medical data from millions of Americans without informing patients or doctors, the WSJ reports citing sources and documents.The initiative,…

Uber's self-driving Volvo XC90 car, which was involved in a fatal accident with a pedestrian in the US in March last year, was found to have software on board that was insufficiently able to account for pedestrians crossing the road in…

Computer scientists at MIT have managed to get hordes of tiny robot cubes to communicate with each other so that they can collectively take on all kinds of shapes. Ultimately, this can lead to the robots being able to perform complex…