Photo credit: Apple.com Apple is reportedly preparing a new version of the MacBook Neo with 50 per cent more memory

Heart-rate straps measured the intensity of a training session, while sensor-filled vests helped professional teams monitor distance, speed, acceleration and physical workload.

The UK government unveils a £600 million support package for the aerospace industry at the Farnborough International Airshow, in one of the largest single commitments to the sector in recent years.

A fleet of existing petrol cars has begun running exclusively on renewable gasoline in Spain as part of a six-month test of whether lower-carbon fuels can be introduced without replacing vehicles or rebuilding refuelling infrastructure.

Image credit: Garmin. Garmin launches the Cirqa Smart Band this week, a screenless fitness tracker priced at 199.99 dollars that requires no subscription to use its core health features.

The UK government is proposing a default overnight social media curfew for 16 and 17-year-olds, placing Britain within a growing group of countries rewriting the rules on how young people use online platforms.

Image Credit: NASA. NASA is preparing for a future where astronauts live and work on the Moon.

Image credit: Nasdaq. SK Hynix completes the largest first-time US share sale ever made by a foreign company.

Image credit: waymo.com Waymo announces the launch of fully driverless rides in four more US cities this week, adding San Diego, Las Vegas, Tampa and Denver to its network.