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Uber whistleblower Susan Fowler's sexual harassment story is being made into a movie

The movie has been described as a potential "Erin Brockovich meets The Social Network."

Amazon needs a tax lax second home, and you won't believe how many places have applied

Amazon to refund $70m for in-app charges

The online retailer kicked off its hunt for a second home base in September, promising to bring 50,000 new jobs and spend more than $5 billion on construction.

UK gambling website crackdown: 450 online sites ordered to stop ads targeting children

It ordered the digital services to "amend or remove" advertising which would be considered appealing to children – including those displayed on paid and free-to-play games online.

FBI denied access to nearly 7,000 mobile devices because of encryption

Federal agents unable to retrieve data from thousands of mobile devices following San Bernardino debate.

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Palestinian arrested by Israeli police after Facebook mistranslated his 'good morning' post

This isn't the first time a tech company's automatic translation software has generated a serious error.

Tesla working out a deal to set up a factory in China

The Silicon Valley tech firm is reportedly in talks to set up a factory in Shanghai's free trade zone.

Protecting intellectual property is a necessary evil but nations must work together

China wants to spare its citizens from pollution and poverty. Let's not shut it out of global innovation.

Wireless headset detects brain disorders such as dementia

The device is currently being tested on 90 patients and is likely to roll out to the public in the next three years.

Stanford scientists turn fibre optic network into a massive earthquake sensor

Scientists have found a way to gather seismic data from existing fibre optic cables which are buried almost everywhere.

US Army develops material that is so tough, bullets bounce off it

The new material called PUU does not collapse or buckle under high stress; it also does not sustain any damage on the surface, bouncing back to its original form almost instantly.

US judge makes source code for controversial DNA analysis software public

Open examination could help experts find flaws in the tool that may have wrongly led innocent people to jail.

Elon Musk sets his sights on car insurance industry as InsureMyTesla comes to US

The insurance package offered by Tesla will take into account the car's built-in safety features like the Autopilot.

'What fresh hell is this': Donald Trump Jr mocked for posting 'weird' photoshopped photo of his dad

"Is he trying to be Thor and Superman at the same time?" one person questioned.

KFC follows exactly 11 'Herbs' and 'Spices' on Twitter and the internet is freaking out about it

"The person that runs the KFC account needs a raise. I don't care how much they make now. GIVE THEM A RAISE," one Twitter user wrote.

Trump's Twitter attacks on generals resurface after WH says it's 'inappropriate' to criticise them

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said it would be "highly inappropriate" to criticise four-star general and White House chief of staff John Kelly.

Tech deals of the week: Samsung Galaxy S8, cheap sim-only plans, Microsoft Surface Book and more

This week's top UK smartphone and technology deals, hand-picked by IBTimes UK and our friends at Hot UK Deals.

Vungle CEO charged with sexually abusing his three-year-old son, assault with a deadly weapon

"We are shocked beyond words," Vungle's new CEO Rick Tallman, who was previously COO and CFO of Vungle, said.

Did Twitter's CEO retweet a 'Russian troll' account claiming to be a Black Lives Matter advocate?

The revelation comes as Twitter continues to face criticism and political scrutiny over the misuse of its platform by Russia's influence campaign during the 2016 election.

Would you fly in a self-driving plane? Boeing digs deep on autonomous investments

The team-up will draw on multiple investments of late to design and develop self-driving planes that can take off, navigate and land without the need for a pilot.

Watch video: Kalashnikov's electric dirt bike, the newest addition to the Russian war machine

The all-electric bike will be deployed by Russian police during the Fifa World Cup next year.

Future moon base: Here's what we know about the 50km-long cave found by Japanese space agency

The cave, found by Japanese space agency, Jaxa, is located near a now extinct volcano called Marius Hill, and is believed to be an ancient lava tube.

Tesla hit with two lawsuits citing anti-LGBT discrimination, harassment and racial abuse

Electric carmaker subject of two lawsuits citing discrimination and unfair dismissal at its Fremont factory.

Chinese iPhone supplier facing mass protests over unpaid bonuses, security brutality

Jabil Inc, which runs the Green Point factory in Wuxi city, said that only 20 to 40 employees were protesting and the rest were night-shift staff trying to work.

Blue Origin successfully test fires the BE-4 — its most powerful rocket engine

The BE-4 will be used with the New Glenn rocket that the company plans to launch by 2020 as a heavy lifter.

'Delusional old man': Trump trolled for giving himself a perfect 10 for Puerto Rico response

"Was the question how many times he golfed before going there?" one Twitter user asked.

Google Play bug bounty: Hackers offered $1,000 to find vulnerabilities in popular Android apps

The programme encourages researchers to scour for bugs in select popular apps created by Google as well as third-party developers,

Lyft gets a $1bn lift from Google's parent Alphabet

Lyft, apart from getting Alphabet's investment, has already partnered with Google's Waymo on self-driving tech.

Watch Jeff Bezos christen Amazon's huge wind farm by smashing a champagne bottle on top of a turbine

Each turbine stands over 300 feet tall with a rotor diameter more than double the wingspan of a Boeing 787.

Smart suburb or data-hungry dystopia? Google's Alphabet to design city of the future

The city will incorporate new technological advancements – from WiFi to self-driving cars – and aims to become a hub for start-ups, business and academic centres.

Facebook shuns Thai PM after Zuckerberg meeting claim, says it has 'no plans' to visit

Facebook has irked the Thai government by being a platform for critics of the country's monarchy. In May, a Thai regulator threatened to block the popular site.

'Heartless monster': Twitter rips into Trump over his 'cruel' remarks to widow of fallen soldier

Trump triggered a wave of criticism after telling a soldier's widow that her husband "knew what he signed up for".

Netherlands has just opened the world's first 3D-printed bridge

This is the world's first 3D printed bridge and spans 8 metres across a ditch in the town of Gemert.

Watch 20-year Cassini Mission End As Nasa Probe Plunges Into Saturn

Nasa finds highly toxic cyanide ice clouds in Titan's atmosphere

Scientists studying Cassini's data have found that Titan's atmosphere has several toxic cloud formations containing hydrogen cyanide and benzene over its South Pole.

'Nearly every citizen' in South Africa at risk after 60 million records leak online

The leaked records contained citizen ID numbers, names, genders, martial statuses, home ownership information, employment details and income data.

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