TECHNOLOGY

Bulgarian researchers have found a well-preserved ceramic tile which features inscriptions of a set of symbols known as the Vinča signs.

More than 110,000 scanned ID documents including passports and driving licences linked to a subsidiary of delivery firm FedEx was left exposed online, experts reveal.

The bug affects iMessage and popular apps such as WhatsApp, Gmail, Facebook Messenger, and Outlook for iOS.

We look at craters that have suddenly opened up around the world.

Sales of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds have now passed 30 million on PC, representing another huge milestone for the surprise hit of 2017.

US cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase has pledged to reimburse all users who have been impacted by ongoing issues which left some customer's' accounts being drained.

Till date, scientists thought that black holes in distant galaxies grew in tandem with stars.

It's a safe bet that Google will release another Pixel phone later this year, but can it finally match up to the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy?

The Amasra Museum Directorate said Roman carvings were found of the artefacts which may have been part of a temple building.

The spacecraft was travelling at 19,000 miles per hour when it took the spectacular cosmic photo.

When it first appeared, the whole thing was big enough to stretch across the Atlantic Ocean from Boston to Portugal but now it is way smaller.

The new findings could herald a revolution in the power of quantum computers, according to researchers.

Supporters of the idea say it could bring an end to poverty while simultaneously enhancing people's freedom.

Half of the orangutan population of Borneo have disappeared in less than 16 years, due to deforestation associated with unregulated industries like palm oil, and animal killings.

Researchers from the NOAA unexpectedly detected a particle of enriched uranium floating above Alaska.

Tinder is tackling abusive and unwanted messages from men by enabling women to make first contact with matches.

Thanks to Kepler, we now know that planets around other stars are the rule rather than the exception.

Less than a week after it was released, Apple is doing damage control for its new HomePod. Some users are reporting marks left on wooden surfaces by the speaker.

An Australian man called Meow-Ludo Disco Gamma Meow-Meow is planning to take legal action after his surgically implanted travel card was cancelled.

Activision Blizzard is ramping up development of its planned Call of Duty movie, with Sicario 2: Soldado director Stefano Sollima in talks to helm the project.

Nutrias are cute but dangerous rodents and they are currently invading California. They breed quickly and can produce hundreds of offspring in one year.

Trophy APS protects tanks by firing at the threat and destroying them before they reach the tank.

Neil Harbisson believes that governments should slowly accept people who want to extend their personality with hi-tech implants.

The bones belong to at least 20 people who may have been Tehuelche, a group of indigenous nomadic hunter-gatherers who settled in Patagonia 12,000 years ago.

The two Late Pleistocene boys, roughly estimated to be around 10 and 12 years old, were found to have physical abnormalities.

The Tesla is headed for an orbit between Mars and the asteroid belt.

Scientists have found a new method to detect earthquakes which works more accurately than existing systems.

The iceberg continues to calve and disintegrate as it reaches warmer waters.

The spiral galaxy's swirling arms are where new stars are born, whose high temperatures make them shine a bright blue.