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Facebook will soon let you check if you followed and 'liked' Russian troll farm propaganda

"It is important that people understand how foreign actors tried to sow division and mistrust using Facebook," the social media firm said.

Switching from iPhone to Android: Can it really be done?

We switched a die-hard iPhone fan of 10 years to an Android smartphone to see how hard the move would be. Here are his top tips for moving from Apple's iOS to Google's Android.

Instagram medic posts pictures of dead children and fetuses to her millions of ghoulish followers

WARNING: VERY GRAPHIC IMAGES Pathologist's assistant Nicole Angemi has a passion for the human body, which she shares with the world at her @mrs_angemi Instagram account.

Don't fall for this text scam posing as Barclays bank that could hijack your passwords

Barclays bank has warned customers about a rise in text-based phishing scams attempting to steal personal details, stressing it will never send out official links via SMS messages.

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Watch: Russia's new nuclear-tipped, short-range ballistic missile can fly faster than sound

Russia's Iskander-M is a ballistic missile that can go hypersonic and reach high-value targets with precision.

What if consciousness is not what drives the human mind?

A new study suggests we don't consciously choose our thoughts or our feelings – we become aware of them.

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Could drones save Australians from the crocodile menace?

Australian beaches are being monitored by drones in a four-day trial to protect swimmers from an increase in crocodile sightings.

Three ancient Roman treasure-filled shipwrecks and a 'royal head of crystal' discovered in Egypt

Archaeologists found three gold coins dated back to the time Emperor Octavius Augustus as well as numerous Roman artefacts.

Irish PM Leo Varadkar demands Apple pays back €13bn in taxes

In the coming weeks, Apple will be expected to start paying back €13 billion in taxes. Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says he wants the funds "without delays".

This DIY muon detector can catch cosmic particles in virtually all environments

The device uses common electrical parts and can be built with an investment of $100.

Watch F-22 Raptor precision-bomb Taliban drug factories while avoiding civilian buildings in the same compound

US and Afghan forces reportedly bombed 10 Taliban opium factories as part of a joint military operation between the two countries called "Operation Jagged Knife".

'Disgusting': Trump roasted over his 'sickening' support of Roy Moore amid sex assault allegations

Twitter furiously lambasted the president for appearing to side with Moore despite the serious allegations.

Nasa bids Cassini farewell with the release of its last photo of Saturn and icy rings

The final shot was created from a series of images taken when Cassini spacecraft was approximately 1.1 million kilometres from Saturn.

What is memory alloy? Nasa's next Mars rover will have wheels made of this wonder material

The next Mars rover will have chainmail wheels that can carry more load which means more scientific equipment.

Watch Nasa's AI-piloted drone race its human-controlled counterpart

The AI-backed drone uses cameras to track its position and matches it with a pre-loaded map to move around and avoid obstacles.

Space Beer: Budweiser to conduct barley experiments on space station to brew 'first beer on Mars'

Budweiser says the barley it sends to the ISS will remain aboard for a month, before it makes its way back to the Earth to be analysed further.

Mystery Object Flashes Over Heathrow Airport Sky Moments Before Passenger Jet Makes Landing

Watch: Mystery object flashes across Heathrow Airport moments before passenger jet makes landing

The 'falling star' came close to hitting a passenger jet as it approached its landing at Heathrow airport.

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange warns Trump that his tweets will 'load slowly' without 'some' net neutrality

"Your opponents control most internet companies," Assange warned Trump in a tweet. "Careful."

Google caught tracking Android users' locations even with setting turned off and Sim card removed

Details were still collected even if a device has been reset to factory default settings, no mobile apps have been installed and there is no SIM card installed in the phone.

FBI charges Iranian man for HBO hack, leaking Game of Thrones but here is why they can't arrest him

The Iranian hacker, Behzad Mesri, who went by the pseudonym "Skote Vashat" or "Mr Smith", reportedly has links to the Iranian military.

Pollution could be making humanity's drop in fertility even worse, find scientists

Pollution seems to be affecting sperm production, especially those who are living in regions where there are heavy metals in the air.

Intel chip flaw in Management Engine could give hackers 'insidious' control over millions of devices

Different manufacturers will roll out updates to fix the issue on their own devices which means customers could receive patches at different times, depending on their system.

Meg Whitman, one of the most powerful women executives, to step down early next year

Meg Whitman will be succeeded by Antonio Neri, the current president of HP Enterprise.

Hacker puts over 650,000 personal patient records for sale on the dark web

Tether hack: Nearly $31m in cryptocurrency was stolen by a hacker

Tether said it is now attempting to get the stolen funds back and also ensure that the hacker cannot spend the money.

Uber concealed cyber attack that exposed data of 57 million users and 600,000 drivers

Uber reportedly paid hackers $100k to delete info and keep a hack of 57 million users' data. Of those, 600,000 drivers had their names and license details exposed

Libratone Q Adapt headphones review: A great set of headphones plagued by poor controls

The noise cancelling options on the headphones make your commute as quiet as a walk in the park. But poor controls mean you'll be pulling your phone out every 10 minutes.

Apple iPhone X manufacturer 'forcing students to work 11-hour days' in China

Foxconn is in strife again after six students revealed to the media they were being forced to work 11-hour days to keep up with huge iPhone X demand.

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Star Wars Battlefront 2 review: Cynical business practices tarnish DICE's much-improved sequel

EA DICE has worked wonders on Star Wars Battlefront 2, delivering a complete package that addresses every complaint about the original.

Music lovers should thank music hater Thomas Edison for inventing the phonograph

Thomas Edison invented the 'talking machine' 130 years ago to record and play back sound - but the inventor didn't envision it as a tool for listening to music.

Could this groundbreaking all-in-one solar energy device bring cheap hydrogen cars to the masses?

Researchers have created a device that can produce clean hydrogen fuel using solar power and store energy both cheaply and efficiently.

Watch male dolphins woo females with 'gifts' and a little help from their wingmen

Scientists observed male dolphins working together in pairs to attract partners, forming 'wingman' relationships.

Russian hackers are stealing UK air miles to go on luxury holidays

Russian hackers are using the dark web to go on luxury holidays that are heavily subsidised by air miles stolen from UK residents.

Did global warming 'hiatus' actually happen? Temperatures soared between 1998 and 2012, scientists find

It was a lack of data that showed a slowdown in global warming those 14 years, not the Earth recovering.

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