TECHNOLOGY

Nephew of car company founder set up DeLorean Aerospace in 2012.

Norwegian Bliss goes into service in April 2018 with a cruise to Alaska.

Silvery-white alkaline metal is a key component of high power long-lasting batteries.

Trend reemerges of train passengers sending unwanted genital photos to nearby victims.

Springfield officer mocked tragic events that saw one killed and 19 injured.

Amateur photographer's drone automatically landed on aircraft carrier in high wind.

The company issued warning emails and took down several inferior product listings from its website.

Web host company GoDaddy gave the site 24 hours to find a new provider after it published an offensive post.

TfL Inspector Neil Billany expressed concern that Uber was picking and choosing what to report to the police.

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket will lift an unmanned Dragon spacecraft carrying more than 6,400 pounds of supplies.

The self-learnt bot beat Danylo 'Dendi' Ishutin by winning the first two rounds in the best-of-three match.

This could help Amazon stockpile and ship cooked meals, without falling back for costly refrigeration methods.

The alleged app, Colourful Balloon, looks and feels just like Facebook's existing Moments app.

Jack Cable topped the USAF bug bounty programme by identifying 30 critical vulnerabilities.

Inmate livestreams tours inside jail and brandishes banned weapon.

Gamevice sues Nintendo for allegedly infringing on patents for Wikipad tablet controllers.

First-of-its-kind experiment from Hewlett Packard Enterprise stress tests PC aboard ISS for one year.

The Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) has apparently found favour with President Donald Trump but not with the Congress.

Quarter-sized pickup trucks can carry one hammer, three discuses and three javelins at once.

'A a a a a Very Good Song' offers a genius hack to a fix a common iPhone annoyance.

Startup oBike under fire as cycles appear taped to trees and other weird spots in Melbourne.

The investigation comes as the country continues to tighten regulations governing internet access.

Atlas Survival runs out of nuclear bunker inventory after Trump's North Korea comments.

The man assured Chad Farley that he would not jump, but the Uber driver said he knew he was lying.

Cable-hungry rodents blamed for internet and phone line outages in South London.

A senior Isis official used the network to send money to a US-based operative of the group.

Queen of batteries Lampe-Onnerud in talks with Elon Musk about invention.

Tesla boss dismissed claims made in a 2015 biography with a series of tweets.

Bonus points will be given to people who watch Game of Thrones and make 'one-of-a-kind wood furniture pieces'.