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Russia comes out with the ultimate sniper rifle for its elite marksmen

The The T-5000 Tochnost rifle is reported to be accurate up to 2,000 yards.

'This is insane': Uber charged a rider over $14,000 for a 21-minute ride in Toronto

"He could have just bought a car and driven the 20 minutes himself for less," one Twitter user said.

This disposable drone hides inside the shell of a 'fake' bomb and can be dropped from a fighter jet

The small, 12 foot-long drones equipped with cameras can stay in the air for about 10 hours and record vital enemy positions and video.

Bela ban: China outlaws bootleg Lego in major victory for Danish toy firm

Lego has won a landmark legal case in China against rivals selling cheap imitation plastic blocks almost identical to the originals.

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Elon Musk is not going to actually launch a Tesla to Mars. Or he might, we can't say for sure

After saying he will be launching a car into space, Elon Musk then said he was not going to. But sources later confirmed the news that there is going to be a Tesla Roadster aboard the Falcon Heavy.

Google reveals the best Android apps, games and books of 2017 and some of them may surprise you

This year, Google's editors have named some of their favourite apps and titles of 2017 that may not have ranked among the most popular titles.

Twitter changes its explanation for why it won't delete Trump's controversial anti-Muslim tweets

"We mistakenly pointed to the wrong reason we didn't take action on the videos from earlier this week," Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted.

Toys 'R Us to close 25 UK stores resulting in hundreds of job losses

Toys 'R Us to close 25 of its 105 UK stores as it struggles to compete with online stores.

Is China using DJI drones to spy on America? US Homeland Security report sparks cyber-attack fears

A report from Immigration and Customs Enforcement has noted the drone-maker could be collecting critical US data, which the Chinese government has access to.

'I didn't break any rules': The rogue employee who deactivated Trump's Twitter account speaks out

"I didn't hack anyone. I didn't do anything that I was not authorized to do," he told TechCrunch.

Kalashnikov enters battle of the drones with fleet of commercial and military UAVs

It is not clear if the company will make its drones available to individual buyers across the world, especially in the US and European markets.

Is the USAF testing the B-21 Raider at Area 51? New runway at secret site sparks speculation

New construction, 'bearded men' taking buses into the desert, and flatbed trucks carrying covered jet fuselages at night spotted around the testing facility.

Twitter mistakenly blocks New York Times account for hateful conduct after tweet on Justin Trudeau

The New York Times was told that its @nytimesworld account violated Twitter's rules about hateful conduct.

Facebook accused of not doing enough to tackle sale of fake goods online

Sales of fake goods on Facebook has generated milions of pounds in revenue but social media giant has failed to take action.

'100 days or its free' – Elon Musk and Tesla finish world's biggest battery in Australia.

South Australia is now home to the world's biggest lithium-ion battery after Tesla fulfilled a promise to complete work in 100 days "or its free".

Japan is building its own long range, air-launched cruise missile – the 'Japan Tomahawk'

It will be similar to the American Tomahawk cruise missiles, ready to defend as well as attack when needed, say reports.

Uber enters into agreement with Softbank

Uber data breach: British customers feared affected after firm failed to notify UK authorities

Uber reportedly said that it was still unable to confirm how many British customers' data may have been compromised.

Facebook will soon let you check if you followed and 'liked' Russian troll farm propaganda

"It is important that people understand how foreign actors tried to sow division and mistrust using Facebook," the social media firm said.

Irish PM Leo Varadkar demands Apple pays back €13bn in taxes

In the coming weeks, Apple will be expected to start paying back €13 billion in taxes. Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says he wants the funds "without delays".

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange warns Trump that his tweets will 'load slowly' without 'some' net neutrality

"Your opponents control most internet companies," Assange warned Trump in a tweet. "Careful."

Intel chip flaw in Management Engine could give hackers 'insidious' control over millions of devices

Different manufacturers will roll out updates to fix the issue on their own devices which means customers could receive patches at different times, depending on their system.

Meg Whitman, one of the most powerful women executives, to step down early next year

Meg Whitman will be succeeded by Antonio Neri, the current president of HP Enterprise.

Mark Zuckerberg And Other Business Leaders Oppose Trump’s Order To End DACA

Facebook 'won't protect us by itself': Ex-employee says lawmakers must strictly regulate the company

"What I saw from the inside was a company that prioritized data collection from its users over protecting them from abuse," former platform operations manager Sandy Parakilas said.

Colorado fines Uber $8.9m for allowing drivers with felony convictions

In one instance, the regulatory agency said that a "habitual offender" who had previously escaped from prison was released and became an Uber driver.

KFC's latest menu serving costs $10,000, and it's not chicken

"Colonel Sanders" wants you to buy an "Internet Escape Pod" that blocks the internet while you eat your KFC.

US Army's next-gen cruise missiles can reach targets over 480km away

Lockheed Martin and Raytheon are reported to be competing for the contract to develop these missile systems.

Uber driver accuses high-profile NFL quarterback Jameis Winston of grabbing her crotch

The former Uber driver, identified as Kate, told the media outlet that Winston "behaved poorly" from the start of the ride.

Sick of your boss? Here's where you can complain anonymous to their superiors

New software developed by a former victim of sexual harassment will allow workers to complain anonymously to the company CEO.

Google Docs down: 'Significant' number of users suffer loading, access issues in worldwide outage

Naturally, many took to social media to voice their frustration over the issue, particularly those inching closer to their project deadlines.

Dream Chaser Spacecraft Has First Successful Test Flight

Watch: A helicopter drops a space plane from 12,000 feet!

The plane can be seen tethered to a Chinook, lifted to an altitude of 12,400 feet and landing only with its 'lifting body design'.

Every Russian missile division will soon be re-equipped with Yars ICBMs

The Russian military will equip all their missile divisions with Yars ICBMs, which includes mobile and stationary units.

SpaceX, Tesla board member Steve Jurvetson leaves his VC firm after sexual harassment allegations

Over the past few months, many women have come forward to voice their experiences and complaints of sexual harassment and sexism in Silicon Valley.

Global Oil Futures Drop on US Inventory Data

What is a 'connected plant'? Honeywell's Jason Urso explains its ubiquitous industrial appeal

Underpinned by the Industrial Internet of Things, the concept is changing industrial and manufacturing processes in the digital age.

Elon Musk promises to 'blow your mind' with Tesla semi truck unveiling

Musk had previously tweeted that the specs of the vehicle are better than anything he has seen reported.

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