RCS update adds end-to-end encryption, Google and Apple confirm support

Sam's Club rockets past Costco in customer satisfaction thanks to its touch-free checkout tech

Can’t believe this worked

Sam's Club rockets past Costco in customer satisfaction thanks to its touch-free checkout tech

Sam’s Club Just Beat Costco in This Key Category and Shoppers Are Taking Notice

Sam's Club rockets past Costco in customer satisfaction thanks to its touch-free checkout tech

Picked up a pair of Pixel Buds Pro 2

Pixel VPN by Google down?

Tesla's Full Self-Driving computer failure is leaving customers in bad situations

Google Pixel finds traction in India's premium smartphone market as OnePlus plummets

Google Pixel finds traction in India's premium smartphone market as OnePlus plummets

Pixel Buds Pro for $80 or Pixel Buds Pro 2 for $200?

The Risk of Cancer Fades as We Get Older (80+), And We May Finally Know Why

The Risk of Cancer Fades as We Get Older (80+), And We May Finally Know Why

Do you use a case on your phone?

Researchers have modified the peptides from the Brazilian tarantula and the Japanese horseshoe crab and found they can kill samples of melanoma cells derived from a cancer model in mice that are resistant to other cancer therapies.

Researchers have modified the peptides from the Brazilian tarantula and the Japanese horseshoe crab and found they can kill samples of melanoma cells derived from a cancer model in mice that are resistant to other cancer therapies.

Why is Bryan using low-intensity showckwave therapy for ED when his risk of vasculogenic erectile dysfunction is near zero?

The microbe Deinococcus radiodurans handles doses of radiation that would kill a human tens of thousands of times over. New research has revealed the secret to its strength lies in an assortment of highly potent antioxidants that mop up the mess of oxygen radicals before they do too much damage

The microbe Deinococcus radiodurans handles doses of radiation that would kill a human tens of thousands of times over. New research has revealed the secret to its strength lies in an assortment of highly potent antioxidants that mop up the mess of oxygen radicals before they do too much damage

Brain shrinkage associated with Alzheimer’s therapies shows effectiveness rather than harm

Brain shrinkage associated with Alzheimer’s therapies shows effectiveness rather than harm

Chronic anxiety is destroying me.

New discovery could offer significant answers on Alzheimer’s disease - News

New discovery could offer significant answers on Alzheimer’s disease - News

What changed with the Pixel 9 line?

The brain microbiome: Long thought to be sterile, our brains are now believed to harbour all sorts of micro-organisms, from bacteria to fungi. Understanding it may help prevent dementia, suggests a new review. For many decades microbial infections have been implicated in Alzheimer's disease.

The brain microbiome: Long thought to be sterile, our brains are now believed to harbour all sorts of micro-organisms, from bacteria to fungi. Understanding it may help prevent dementia, suggests a new review. For many decades microbial infections have been implicated in Alzheimer's disease.

Nasal spray drug counteracts cognitive decline/ brain damage of Alzheimer's disease in mice, by inhibiting brain enzyme S-acyltransferase. It successfully stopped neurodegeneration, reduced symptoms, and extended lifespan. Post-mortem brains of humans with Alzheimer’s have excess S-acyltransferase.

Nasal spray drug counteracts cognitive decline/ brain damage of Alzheimer's disease in mice, by inhibiting brain enzyme S-acyltransferase. It successfully stopped neurodegeneration, reduced symptoms, and extended lifespan. Post-mortem brains of humans with Alzheimer’s have excess S-acyltransferase.

First molecule identified that promotes gut healing while inhibiting tumour progression

First molecule identified that promotes gut healing while inhibiting tumour progression

Research shows that a protein called TEX264, together with other enzymes, is able to recognize and "eat" toxic proteins that can stick to DNA and cause it to become damaged. Scientists hope to exploit this novel repair toolkit of proteins to protect us from aging, cancer and neurological disease

Research shows that a protein called TEX264, together with other enzymes, is able to recognize and "eat" toxic proteins that can stick to DNA and cause it to become damaged. Scientists hope to exploit this novel repair toolkit of proteins to protect us from aging, cancer and neurological disease