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Antarctica: Nasa releases more pics of the trillion tonne iceberg that broke off Larsen C Ice Shelf

Since the break happened in July, Nasa had to rely solely on thermal images and radar-based data to observe the break and watch the motion of ice.

Facebook's 'divisive' Russia-linked ads reached 10 million Americans

Facebook ads reached 10 million americans

The company said nearly 44% of the ads were seen before the 2016 US presidential elections.

Even Twitter's co-founder can't get racist hate speech removed

Biz Stone bemoans 'Trust and Safety team' critics as his own report seemingly goes unnoticed.

Gambler misses out on $1.3m jackpot after casino claims slot machine 'malfunctioned'

Alabama casino on Native American tribal land meant gambler could not successfully sue.

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Minority Report-style gesture tech can turn cups and pet cats into remote controls

'Matchpoint' works by assigning rotation gestures to a set of simple sliders.

Malala Yousafzai asked Twitter for university advice, packing tips and the internet was happy to help

"Protein bars. Lots of protein bars," one person tweeted.

'He's a madman': Trump blasted for saying he 'won't fail' with North Korea like Clinton, Bush, Obama

"If diplomacy prevents just one soldier from having to die on the battlefield, it is worth the energy."

Google ditching its contentious 'first click free' policy for publishers with paywalls

The company will adopt a flexible sample-based approach to support online subscriptions.

FBI does not have to reveal details on iPhone hacking tool used in San Bernardino case, judge rules

The FBI was sued by three news organisations over its refusal to identify the vendor, purchase price or details of the hacking tool.

Oracle's new machine learning-powered database patches security flaws on its own

The automated database will cost less than the half of what Amazon charges.

Zuckerberg asks for forgiveness for the ways Facebook 'was used to divide people' in Yom Kippur post

"For those I hurt this year, I ask forgiveness and I will try to be better," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote.

These colour-changing smart tattoos could be used to monitor dehydration or sugar levels

The tattoos could prove much better than existing health-monitoring wearables.

This FDA-approved blood sugar monitor eliminates need for painful finger pricks

The convenient glucose-monitoring system involves use of a sensor wire and mobile reader.

Lockheed Martin's SR-72 conceptualised hypersonic drone

SR-72 hypersonic drone might have already been tested by Skunk Works

The SR-72 could replace the SR-71 Blackbird, which was retired by the US Air Force in 1998.

New AI system analyses the way you speak to predict relationship outcomes

The system proved better than experts, delivering nearly 80% accuracy in a study involving 134 couples.

US Navy launches UUVRON, its first squadron of drones for 'undersea combat'

Till now, underwater drones were only used for oceanographic surveys.

'What a buffoon': Twitter roasts Trump for saying Puerto Rico is 'an island surrounded by big water'

"So disheartening that America went from the eloquence and intelligence of President Obama to this blithering idiot," a Twitter user wrote.

Robots and artificial intelligence could destabilise the world, warns UN research institute

Leading technology luminaries have already flagged the risks associated with the development of AI.

'Good riddance': Twitter reacts as Trump's HHS secretary Tom Price resigns over private jet scandal

"Guess the 'Price' was not 'right' for any of us," Star Trek star George Takei tweeted.

Uber's ex-CEO Travis Kalanick appoints two new members to the board in surprise power move

"For Travis, it is all about keeping power," an unnamed source told Recode.

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 review: Big-screen blockbuster is back without the bang (in a good way)

But is a stylus worth the extra money?

Major economies 'ill-prepared' for next wave of automation, report finds

World Economic Forum's latest report opines that renewed focus is needed to raise global competitiveness.

Nasa images show where Puerto Rico went dark after Hurricane Maria

The photos are intended to aid rescue operations.

Shaken and submerged: Aston Martin luxury $4m submarine is a James Bond wannabe's dream

Project Neptune concept unveiled at Monaco Yacht Show in collaboration with Triton Submarines.

Everything you need to know about SpaceX's plans for interplanetary travel, Mars colonisation

Elon Musk believes humans have to be a multi-planet species.

Third of British workers would be happy to have a robot boss

One in 10 workers think a "roboboss" would be more efficient than a human.

'Freudian slip?': Sarah Sanders trolled for calling Trump's NFL stance 'pretty black and white'

"The first time she's told the truth and it was unintentional," one Twitter user wrote.

FAA's new rule prohibits flying drones near popular US landmarks

The list includes the Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore and other monuments.

UAE is building an artificial Martian city to mimic Red Planet's environment

Once the city's up, UAE will conduct several experiments, with a group of people living there for one year.

Elon Musk's SpaceX unveils ambitious plan to launch spaceship-based travel system between countries

This could mean travelling from New York to Shanghai would take less than 40 minutes at 27,000 kmh.

FBI expects terrorists will use weaponised drones to target US 'imminently'

Commercial drones are increasingly used to drop bombs and conduct surveillance.

Global travel chaos: Network outage at airports across the world causes disruption

The computer issue hit multiple locations around the world, from London to Paris.

Russia claims its new Armata tank is tough enough to run on Mars

The Armata tank is made by Russian manufacturer Renova.

LG's new 'Mosquito Away' smartphone uses ultrasonic sound waves to fight disease - but does it work?

LG K7i launches in India with 'Mosquito Away' technology.

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