Author: Tyrone Jones

How a high-profile hack fell apart within seconds, and why good intentions are often the most efficient way to destroy lives.

Ready-made spare parts, waste recycling, 3-D printed human ears: the Navy of the future will have it all.

Where on Earth…?

A future full of spy drones sounds pretty scary. Except it’s already here.

And more importantly, is Jurassic Park accurate?

Can police take a DNA sample from you after you’ve been arrested, but haven’t yet been tried? The Supreme Court will hear arguments today.

A project at the British Library seeks to chemically analyze that old-book smell to help librarians determine what they need to do to preserve aging collections.

Shuffle data at twice the speed for one tenth the cost.

Jacob Ward, editor-in-chief of Popular Science, has some questions about humanoid rescue robots.

New ways to keep time, count bees, and spot energy leaks in your home