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Step away from the smartphone! Staring at computer and phone screens for too long can increase the risk of short-sightedness in children by up to 80%, study warns

Apple is working on new tech that will allow its CarPlay to access functions like climate-control system.

Riding the waves! Ducklings swim in a line behind their mother to reduce drag and propel themselves.

Not so bird-brained after all! Avians quickly learn to avoid plants that host toxic insects, study finds.

Take a balloon ride into SPACE.for a hefty price! Space tourism firm will offer the first commercial.

Snowshoe hares are losing their camouflage due to climate change: Fur color is mismatched to the environment.

Major high-street brands including H&M, Primark and Zara are accused of 'greenwashing' - as research reveals.

Tesla hikes its prices AGAIN: Model 3 and Model Y are $2,000 more expensive with the cheaper sedan now.

Moon rocks returned to Earth on China's Chang'e-5 mission date back 2 BILLION years - one billion years.

Never misplace your keys again! Scientists develop a robot that can rapidly sift through piles of clutter to.

Step away from the smartphone! Staring at computer and phone screens for too long can increase the risk of.

Florida eradicates EIGHT-INCH African snail that eats stucco on house and can give people meningitis - for.

Mass extinction 'no one had seen': Fossils show 63% of mammal species vanished from Africa and the Arabian.

New kind of building material inspired by how aquatic organisms harden into fossils is made of concrete.Mars' Jezero crater was a quiet lake 3.7 billion years ago until a flash flood deposited large boulders onto.Meet LEO: Tiny 2.5ft-tall drone-robot hybrid can use its two legs to navigate a slackline and skateboard, or.

This compared to 43.8million who switched their status to 'single' and around three million who said their love lives were 'complicated'.įacebook spokeswoman Sophie Silver said: 'This data provides a window into the lives of the millions of people around the world who use Facebook every day to share their lives, feelings and interests with friends.' Some 61million people were lucky in love last year, with 28.4million changing their status to say they were 'in a relationship', 36.7million declaring themselves 'married', and a further six million announcing they were 'engaged'.

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President Barack Obama could only manage sixth place on 17.2million behind other music stars and movie icons. Trends among Facebook's 500million users worldwide showed that the most popular celebrity was eccentric pop star Lady Gaga, who scored 24.7million 'likes' throughout 2010. High points: Matt Cardle winning The X Factor final (left) and the brief flowering of Cleggmania following the first televised leaders' debate (right) The response was eclipsed by the 68,000 updates after Germany first goal against England in June, however - proof, perhaps, that Britons like to grumble. The X Factor final came second only to the heatwave in terms of the level of pleasure it induced, with 47,000 updates posted just before 9.30pm - around the time when Matt Cardle was revealed to be the winner. The Royal Engagement between Prince William and Kate Middleton also created a flurry of excitement, with a 761 per cent increase in the number of status updates containing the word 'engagement'. The gripping story of the Chilean miners' rescue boosted the nation's happiness, leading to a 425 per cent increase in the number of positive statements as the dramatic two-day operation began on October 13. The information was taken from Facebook's Happiness Index, which measures people's moods on a day-to-day basis using the number of positive and negative words members use when updating their status. Just over a month later, the national mood reached its 2010 low when Germany knocked England out of the World CupĪnd while football fans would rather pretend it never happened, England's drubbing by Germany on June 27 - which knocked the team out of the World Cup - was about as low as the national mood got.