New technologies could enable a fairer distribution of resources to help cattle farmers adapt to these challenges. Virtual fencing is an example of this and could allow a system of land sharing that delivers sustainability and productivity.

This week, Facebook announced it’s rolling out its Facial Recognition settings to everyone. But there’s a catch. 

Digital conflict and military action are increasingly intertwined, and civilian targets – private businesses and everyday internet users alike – are vulnerable in the digital crossfire. But there are forces at work trying to promote peace online.

If you ever find yourself looking forward to a holiday because you’ll be able to switch off your smartphone then perhaps you’re suffering from social media “technostress”. The constant stream of messages, updates and content that social media apps deliver right to our pockets can sometimes feel like a social overload, invading your personal space and obliging you to reply in order to maintain friendships.

Nintendo launched the Switch Lite console for the sole purpose of bringing some Switch love to people who cannot afford the full-spec Switch.

This is one of our favourite instalments each month — getting youthfully excited about the free PlayStation Plus games. Here are September’s titles.

Aerodynamic resistance increases with the square of air speed, which means it increases very rapidly as the speed increases. Rolling resistance, meanwhile, increases linearly with speed, which means it increases much less rapidly as speed rises.

This week in light start: September is gearing up to be an absolute monstrous month for phone releases. This month we’ll see new iPhones, Huaweis, Folds and OSes.

Fake meat, Samsung’s latest Note and Sony’s class-leading noise-cancelling earbuds all feature on this, Craig Wilson’s last episode of the Stuffed Podcast.

Huawei’s fate has been up in the air for quite some time, and there’s no sign that it’ll be touching…