TECHNOLOGY

A cheap and easy-to-deploy hacking tool used by cybercriminals to covertly hijack computers has been dismantled in an international policing operation.

Japanese hotel uses self-parking technology by Nissan to keep shoes, tables and seating cushions in order.

While some questioned US President Donald Trump's claim, others mocked him for his latest typo and using the word "their" instead of "there".

"That ad turned my stomach," one Twitter user wrote.

Elon Musk's battery has proved its worth to South Australia which now wants to build a massive solar grid.

The Terminator presents a whole new class of vehicle for the Russian army.

Over the past few months, Apple has drawn complaints about several issues plaguing the iPhone X, from the green line appearing on displays to unresponsiveness in cold temperatures.

The SM-3 Block IIA ballistic missile interceptor system failed a test launch last week and it is the second one to fail in the last six months.

"The United States would only consider the use of nuclear weapons in extreme circumstances," according to the new NPR.

The ash spewing from the volcano could be the key to cooling down our planet and prevent our ozone layer from being damaged.

While Boeing has not mentioned any name so far, the hypersonic jet might bear the name Valkyrie II, Popular Mechanics reported.

The SLS rocket engine is one of the most powerful rockets ever made and can launch a spacecraft into deep space.

A drone took to the skies from Whitney Park, Las Vegas and went eerily close to a passenger plane which was on its way to land at the McCarran International Airport.

Google has released a new version of the YouTube app that is designed to save data. YouTube Go is now available in 130 countries.

"Irony is dead," one Twitter user wrote.

"Yo memo so lame, even Wikileaks wouldn't leak it," Beau Willimon, the creator of Netflix's House of Cards, tweeted.

UFC star Conor McGregor lost to boxing legend Floyd Mayweather in a boxing fight at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas in August 2017.

Steve Kerr, the coach of NBA champions the Golden State Warriors, has accidentally tweeted criticism of referees in the league.

Smart sex toys made by German company 'Amor Gummiwaren GmbH' contained multiple security vulnerabilities that could let hackers remotely take control of vibrators.

Apple Watch continues to haemorrhage app support. Slack joins Twitter, Amazon and Google Maps in abandoning Watch OS.

Chameleon Mask allows a surrogate to attend events in place of invited guests too shy or busy to mingle with the crowd.

Irish computer company wants farmers to use facial recognition software to help check on health of livestock.

Facebook users were duped this week into watching fake "live footage" of the celestial treat that was the "super blue blood moon", a fraud that racked up millions of views.

Intensive training under way for police and soldiers to beat terror threats from air and land at XXIII Winter Olympic games.

Bitcoin conference organisers invites 5,000 guests to late-night networking thrash at massive Miami strip club.

Apple iPhones are notorious for running out of storage, particularly when you need to take a photo. As it turns out, apps may be the biggest problem.

The vehicles would appear like a miniature remote-controlled car but perform critical reconnaissance missions.

The simulation provides new insight into how galaxies are formed, the origins of magnetic fields, how black holes influence dark matter distribution and more.

Scientists use Magnetic Resonance machine and machine-learning technology to probe deep into brain to identify song subjects are listening to.