A group of North Korean hackers were sent to China and required to make up to $100,000 a year for the reclusive regime by any means, or face "severe" consequences.
Cryptocurrency scammers are invading the Twitter timelines of famous technologists and companies in an attempt to dupe fintech fanatics into sending them money.
Gym enthusiast in US has lucky escape when white smoke starts billowing out of his Apple AirPods during a workout.
Experts reportedly claim that Beijing's mid-course anti-missile system can shoot down missiles from North Korea and India.
The army is testing the robotic Humvee to find out if the autonomous vehicle can engage targets with its remote-controlled machine gun.
"For national security reasons, we cannot allow a foreign adversary to embed their technology in US government systems or critical infrastructure," Senator Marco Rubio said.
"We all need to lighten up in the kitchen sometimes, don't we?" Chef Gordon Ramsay said in a statement.
Scientists believe that millions of gigawatts of energy that the Earth is sucking up from the Sun can be harvested 24 hours a day to generate electricity.
The $150m contract handed to Lockheed Martin also includes development and delivery of a land-based laser weapon system.
Scientists were able to achieve a phenomenon called "radiation reaction" in the lab, which is believed to occur in the most extreme environments in the universe.
Dream Chaser is an autonomous spaceplane that does not need a crew to operate.
Tesla seems to be prioritising more expensive versions of the car to the cheaper base variant.
Tavis McGinn, who ultimately left his post at Facebook after six months, has opened up about his role and how his work was similar to that of a political pollster.
London commuters outraged by smear on women's votes martyr at Colliers Wood station on centenary of equality campaign's success.
Apple has filed a patent for a new smart pencil that could work with a laptop or smartphone. The best part? You won't need a touchpad to draw on.
A recent study published by Stanford University shows that men earn more while driving for Uber because they speed more.
Twitter and PornHub say they will both take action against AI-enhanced porn videos that use the faces of celebrities, a phenomenon now widely known as "deepfakes".
"Someone stop him please," one Twitter user wrote.
Man finds book that his mother read to him as a child - but only thanks to the kindness of an independent bookstore owner.
First ancient Britons had piercing blue eyes and dark skin - news that is dividing the internet.
"The stupid is strong with this one," one Twitter user wrote.
Police in China mix Google Glass-style eyewear with facial recognition technology to catch criminals.
Following poor 2017, Snapchat regains ground at end of year with strong growth rates at faster pace than Facebook.
An AI-capable submarine, when ready, would be able to prevent commanding officers from taking incorrect decisions.
Samsung's flagship phones could be set for a major overhaul following the same path as Apple's new iPhone X.
Called as the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), the astronomical instrument will look for answers to the universe's most fundamental scientific questions.
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy, deemed the world's most powerful rocket, lifted off at 3:45PM EST from the Kennedy Space Center on Tuesday.
"What the world needs right now is capitalism with a conscience," Carrey said.
The Sea Hunter is 132ft long and weighs over 140 tonnes. It can traverse the oceans for months on end without a single human on board.
Satellite images show ongoing construction at North Korea's Yonbong-ni base, which when completed will be able to house 54 hovercrafts.
