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Twitter exits BrusselsApple and Google probed by the UK’s competition regulatorWireless chip specialist Pharrowtech beds down in Blighty

Scotland-based AWS is betting on its unique sub-sea buoy to harness the power of wave energy.

Inverness-Based AWS Ocean Energy Announced Encouraging Results From The Current Phase Of Sea Trials Of Its Wave Energy Device…

WS Ocean Energy's Archimedes Waveswing will be deployed at the the European Marine Energy Centre (Emec) in February.

New World hasnt had the smoothest development journey. It was announced all the way back in 2016 alongside two other titles as the first wave of games developed by Amazon Games, the video game development division of online megastore, Amazon. Since then, the two other titles were canceled and only New World remains. After numerous delays, the hotly anticipated MMORPG is finally making it to a PC near you. With a focus on PvP combat, New World hopes to stand out among its contemporaries, but its...

Pocket Power: Action Man: Search for Base X Handheld gaming is more than a compromise of power and portability. Whether it’s the ability to play anywhere, multitask or hold an entire console in your hands, it’s a special experience consoles have never replicated. In a world where high resolutions and teraflops reign supreme, we take a look at a portable relic every month and reflect on what makes it memorable. Be warned, spoilers may occasionally populate these articles. One of the perks of...

The recent death of the notorious Soviet spy George Blake has reminded me of a documentary film I made many years ago with Sean Bourke, the Irish man who was responsible for springing Blake from prison. Bourke had been befriended by Blake when they shared a cell in Wormwood Scrubs. Blake had been a high-ranking officer in MI6 and the information that he passed on to his Soviet handlers had resulted in the deaths of many British agents in Eastern Europe. In 1961 he had been sentenced to 42 years...