TECHNOLOGY

"Grab some popcorn. This is going to be quite the show," one Twitter user wrote.

Google has seemingly tucked the The Pirate Bay more than five pages deep in UK results pages. However, the search company claims it's just how it's algorithm works.

Russian space agency Roscosmos has contracted the development of a nuclear powered satellite that can fire lasers at other satellites.

The lower house of Congress has passed a bill that would require municipal governments to regulate ride-sharing apps.

Twitter users testing out the feature said Apple's algorithms returned photos of dresses with spaghetti straps, sports bras and swimsuits when searching for "brassiere".

This comes as the Elon Musk-owned company keeps up its blistering launch pace and seems on course to achieve the goal set by SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell earlier this year.

A statement to be delivered by Colin Stretch, general counsel for Facebook, will reveal more details about Russia's alleged involvement in the 2016 US elections.

Fresh industry assessment points to a significant decline in the cost of solar and wind power projects.

The good folks at Pornhub insights have set out what people are likely to be searching for when the spooky occassion rolls by.

Holocaust survivors will tell their stories through holographic images that invite the audience to ask questions, creating what feels like a live conversation.

A viral video of the iPhone X, shot in the Apple campus cafeteria, has reportedly cost an engineer his job. His daughter shot and uploaded the video to her YouTube channel.

"For the nth time, I am NOT Trump's foreign policy adviser! I have NO association with the Trump camp! NONE!" Papadopoulos tweeted Monday.

The locations across the world where selfies are banned, after eight people died while taking photos at a fishery in the Philippines.

People aged 18-24 are spending less time on their phones while pensioner interest has skyrocketed. It is the first time usage has decreased for young people.

For years, speculation has swirled as users of Facebook have reported strange and eerie accounts of the social network serving up advertisements following real-world conversations.

The researchers also plan on upgrading this tech by adding capabilities to add tweak environmental conditions in a photograph.

The surface of Mars suggests that it was moved around and formed by flowing water, but there has never been enough water on the planet to do this.

Google's Sundar Pichai joked that he "will drop everything" to fix the problem after users compared it with the Apple emoji.

This is the shortest controlled event ever created and can contribute towards the development of more efficient solar cells.

The AI can be made to work with an endoscope, giving technicians accurate diagnoses almost instantly, claim researchers.

Nasa's Juno mission has been hard at work collecting data for scientists to study. Here are a few revelations that Juno has made over the last few months.

The machine-learning algorithm was fed with a dataset of an estimated 4,500 costume ideas to create new ones.

The device will be able to scan, assess and diagnose head injuries and give medics enough information for them to get right to treatment.

Heathrow launched an investigation after the device, which reportedly contained confidential security data, was found by an unspecified man.

According to SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, AI will surpass human intelligence by over 100 times in the next 30 years.

Patent filing shows a retractable missile mount placed on the fighter's underbelly. The idea is to draw fire away from the fighter and then destroy the threat.

There are several observatories and space missions that are dedicated to observing the sun and studying space weather.

The tunnel would work like a fast freeway, with electric skates carrying vehicles and people pods at speeds up to 150mph.

"When the entire world is struggling to decide who's more insane, Kim Jong Un or you #SignsYoureABadPresident," one Twitter user wrote.