The updated AirPods bring improvements to water resistance and battery life... but with still no way to change the batteries once they die, Apple continues to neglect its environmental impact.

This month, the Evil Engineer comes to the aid of a correspondent set on very public revenge.

Signals captured by underwater microphones, or hydrophones, may play a crucial role in locating aeroplanes that crash into the ocean such as MH370, Cardiff University research shows.

A research team at the Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland are developing a technique using X-ray light to digitise recordings from audio tapes that would otherwise be lost to decay.

A quick-setting, low-carbon alternative to concrete could speed up the 3D printing of buildings and infrastructure, according to a study.

Many of India’s largest cities are sitting on increasingly unstable land

Planning approval has been granted for a new 31-storey office building at 130 Fenchurch street in the City of London.

London mayor Sadiq Khan has announced he will move ahead with ‘bold plans’ to pedestrianise Oxford Street.

The UK Gigafactory Commission has published its report outlining recommendations to attract battery investment and strengthen do

While one of the simplest fastening devices, the screw has not always been easy to make – or standardise.

Cement absorbs and stores millions of tons carbon dioxide from the air over the lifetime of urban buildings and infrastructure, scientists have calculated.

HS2 has achieved a ‘UK first’ after successfully sliding a 4,600-tonne viaduct across the M6 over a single weekend while keeping the motorway open to traffic.

Complementary technology in television production and distribution is the next challenge in TV’s evolution.

Consumers are often getting very few additional visual benefits from buying ultra-HD TVs for their living rooms, scientists at the University of Cambridge and Meta have said.

The new stretchable display prototype features a 12-inch screen that stretches up to 18 inches, while maintaining clear, full-colour image quality.

Despite Western countries ripping Huawei-built tech out of their mobile networks, the Chinese firm has continued to advance 5G and recently showed E+T a raft of use cases for what it has dubbed ‘5.5G’ or ‘5G-advanced’

A mere 100 years since its invention, television has gone on to reflect and shape society.

When the puppet Stooky Bill’s image was first transmitted 100 years ago, people might have questioned just how significant that step was. It turns out that John Logie Baird himself foresaw a great future for the technology.

Complementary technology in television production and distribution is the next challenge in TV’s evolution.

Last April, Manchester City and Manchester United played out a turgid 0-0 draw in the Eng-lish Premier League (pictured). Former

MIT engineers have developed a way to make vertical, multi-coloured pixels that could drastically increase the pixel density of displays.

E&T spoke to the engineers behind the lighting architecture across London’s recently opened Elizabeth line which aims to promote a safe and efficient passenger experience.

Signify (formerly Philips Lighting) has called on leaders and businesses to accelerate the transition to energy-efficient connected LED lighting to help households and businesses mitigate the energy crisis.

Scientists searching for a scalable method to fabricate quantum dots have developed a way to recycle rice husks to create the first silicon quantum dot (QD) LED light.

Texas attorney general Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against five major TV manufacturers alleging their smart TVs are ‘watching’ viewers.

Aetherflux has announced plans to launch its first commercial data centre satellite in early 2027, the first step towards building a constellation of satellites.

US President Donald Trump has cleared the way for Nvidia to begin selling its powerful AI H200 chips to China.

Large commercial electric vehicles have been wirelessly recharged at speed during an electrified motorway demonstration in the US.

Cleantech start-up TheStorage has installed a sand-based thermal storage pilot at a brewery in Finland to provide fossil-free industrial heat.

Failure to effectively address the current space debris challenge could cost the space industry up to $42.3bn over the next decade, according to a World Economic Forum report.

Great Western Railway (GWR) has introduced the UK’s first battery-only-powered passenger train on a suburban rail link in west London.

Flexible, non-toxic hydrogel batteries could power soft, wearable and implantable electronics, according to a study.

Cleantech start-up TheStorage has installed a sand-based thermal storage pilot at a brewery in Finland to provide fossil-free industrial heat.

Failure to effectively address the current space debris challenge could cost the space industry up to $42.3bn over the next decade, according to a World Economic Forum report.

Great Western Railway (GWR) has introduced the UK’s first battery-only-powered passenger train on a suburban rail link in west London.

Flexible, non-toxic hydrogel batteries could power soft, wearable and implantable electronics, according to a study.