Science & Technology Report - Changing Our World

Who says Apple doesn’t innovate any more? After the iPhone and iPad, we now have something entirely new: iFlation. When the technology giant launched its latest phone last week, most of the attention focused on the way it folded in half. But there was something else eye-catching about it as well. It costs almost $2,000. A top-of-the-range version will retail at more than $3,000. That’s a lot for a phone and a big increase on earlier versions. When the first iPhone was launched back in 2007, it

Technology is enabling musical artists to seize power from the traditional record labels. That can only be a good thing for artists, fans – and canny investors. Simon Wilson reports

Apple has entered the foldable-phone market seven years after Samsung. But will it do better than its rival? Matthew Partridge reports

Storms, lake-effect snow, whiteouts and "severe" cold are expected.

John Ternus is about to become Apple's eighth CEO, taking control of a $4 trillion empire built by decades of wildly different leaders. From a beer-keg-wielding hatchet man to the executive who brought Steve Jobs back from exile, the full lineup of Apple CEOs is far stranger and more consequential than most people realize.

More than 600 U.S. jurisdictions have formally advanced data center moratoriums since January 2026, according to GatherGov.

After a Hard Shift Working Around the House and Interacting With People and Other Machines, 1x Technologies’ Soft, Fabric-covered Neo Humanoids, Designed to Be as Endearing as a Plushie, Will Sift Out

Young men are shaping their identities around their T levels. What could go wrong?

Jensen Huang: not a doomer

Armed with a near-perfect detection tool, Pangram is fighting to convince the public AI cheating can be caught.

Holy manuscripts preserved the genome of a plague that wiped out up to 90% of Europe’s historical sheep herds.

Some parts of the country will have a colder and snowier winter.

Archaeologists excavating Chan Chan, the capital of the pre-Inca Chimú civilization, found an undisturbed mausoleum that held the remains of at least 38 individuals, as well as a trove of rich funerary goods

Canada's last epishelf lake — made up of freshwater floating on saltwater — is gone, along with the unique ecosystem it supported, scientists confirm. Here's what made the lake special, and what its disappearance says about the transformation of the Arctic in a warming climate.

Oracle has never had more riding on its AI ambitions, and its latest moves show just how much is changing inside the company.

The iPhone Duo is the biggest hardware upgrade for Apple since the original iPhone. It’s destined to be a global hit and spur excitement around foldables.

Mark Zuckerberg has repeatedly tried (and mostly failed) to turn Meta’s ad-powered cash machine into something wholly new. Now he’s spending billions to buy his way to the front of the AI race. Will this be the play that finally works?

Bronze Age China couldn’t smelt iron, making the Sanxingdui relic a truly celestial oddity.

Bell's data centre expansion is set to be the largest capital investment in Saskatchewan's history