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Anthony Cuthbertson
Anthony Cuthbertson is a staff writer at Newsweek, based in London. Anthony's awards include Digital Writer of the Year (Online Media Awards) and Journalist of the Year (Association of Online Publishers). Follow: @ADCuthbertson
Articles by Anthony Cuthbertson
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Electronic ‘Tattoo’ Transforms Skin Into a Screen
The digital display, developed at University of Tokyo, could be the next evolution of wearables.
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Steve Wozniak: Machines Are Starting to Act More Like People
Wozniak says interacting with computers is increasingly similar to interacting with humans.
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DNA Storage Could Make Data Centers Obsolete
Study shows DNA molecules can store information millions of times more compactly than current technologies.
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German Supermarket Turns Aisle into Mini Farm
METRO supermarket in Berlin brings new meaning to the idea of fresh produce.
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Edward Snowden Forms Improbable Partnership With Jean-Michel Jarre
Snowden makes unlikely foray into world of electronic music following collaboration with Jean-Michel Jarre.
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Sharp’s New Smartphone Is a Walking, Talking Robot
The RoBoHoN smartphone can text, email, call…and dance.
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Drone Racing is ‘the Next NASCAR’ Following ESPN TV Deal
Sports broadcaster ESPN will be televising a three-day drone racing event in August.
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Facebook’s Internet Towers Will Connect the World (to Facebook)
Terragraph and Project ARIES aim to provide blanket WiFi coverage to cities and their surrounding areas.
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Brain Chip Gives Paralyzed Man Control of His Hand
Paralyzed man played the computer game Guitar Hero using the neural bypass technology.
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Swedish Startups Protest as Spotify Threatens to Leave Country
Spotify co-founders Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon have called for housing, education and tax reforms in Sweden.
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These Tiny Spaceships Will Hunt for Alien Life
Spacecraft the size of postage stamp will use solar sailing to search interstellar space for alien life.
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‘Invisible’ Trains Will Blend Into Japanese Countryside
Japanese architect Kazuyo Sejima designed the train to be “soft” and “blend into the landscape.”
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‘Textalyzer’ Can Tell If You Were Texting and Driving
Cellebrite device is described as “a breathalyzer for distracted driving.”
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World’s Smallest Pacemaker Can Be Fitted Without Surgery
Medtronic’s device is small enough to be delivered through a catheter and implanted directly into the heart.
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This Smart Collar Turns Your Pet into a Living Tamagotchi
The KYON smart collar can tell if your dog is lost, sick or even drowning.
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Alphabet’s Two-Legged Robot Can Vacuum Your Stairs
The unnamed bi-pedal robot can clean stairs through vacuum attachments on its feet.
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Stephen Hawking Teams Up with Billionaire to Hunt Aliens
Acclaimed physicist set to announce a “new space exploration initiative” on Tuesday.
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SpaceX Takes Space Hotel Module into Orbit
Bigelow Aerospace hopes to take guests to hotel capsules orbiting Earth.
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Firefighting, Criminal Chasing, Rescue Drones Coming to Europe
First responders to emergency incidents in Europe are being trained to use drones.
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Samsung’s Smart Contact Lenses Take Photos in the Blink of an Eye
Tiny sensors can detect eye movements and blinking, according to a Samsung patent.
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Huawei goes from Copycat to Competitor with P9 Smartphone
Comparing favourably to iPhone 6s and Samsung Galaxy S7, a two-way title fight has turned into a three-way brawl.
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