TECHNOLOGY

The planes took off and landed on the uneven dirt airstrip located in the Melrose Air Force Range training area in New Mexico.

The nuclear button is in the spotlight following the boasts of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump.

Robots inspired by nature are being developed to help with stealth and agility, as well as usher in a new generation of smart drones.

From going to Mercury to taking tourists on space rides, there is a lot to look forward to in 2018.

"You hear more intelligent, mature dialogue from children in the playground," one Twitter user wrote.

"Is this more 1984 or V for Vendetta? I can't decide which futurist hellscape our evil overlord is trying to mimic," one Twitter user wrote.

"'LightsOut reminds us once again that users need to be wary of downloading from app stores," researchers said.

"HP is proactively notifying customers, and will provide replacement battery services for each verified, eligible battery, at no cost," the company said in a statement.

Roomba vacuum cleaner owners can soon user their Wi-Fi connect machines to map the best and worst spots for internet at home.

A T-Mobile customer in the US became "extremely paranoid" after a store employee used her personal information to text has asking if she wanted to "hang out and smoke".

The new prime number was found in December 2017 by multiplying 77,232,917 twos and then subtracting one.

Another cryptocurrency is surging in price, but what is Ripple and should you jump on the investment train now?

Last year, as part of his New Year resolutions, Silicon Valley's Mark Zuckerberg pledged to travel across America. This year, his challenge will be more difficult: fixing Facebook.

The Falcon Heavy rocket is now vertical on pad 40, the same launchpad that launched the historic Apollo 11 moon rocket.

Satellite images reveal that Pyongyang may be preparing to conduct a new rocket engine instead of the speculated satellite launch.

The stock sale took place five months after Intel was alerted by security researchers about the critical chip vulnerabilities.

AirPods with an iPhone is great, so how do the popular buds manage to be so bad when used with an Android phone?

Fashion shoppers who shudder at the idea of buying clothes without trying them on could soon be able to buy direct from Amazon, without ever leaving their home.

The device has already shown signs of promise, reducing the severity of the condition in 20 patients.

"Over my dead body," one Twitter user wrote.

New report warns automation might be deployed to mitigate effects of a higher wage bill.

Twitter's response has already prompted fierce backlash and protests with people accusing CEO Jack Dorsey of being "complicit" in Trump's behaviour.

The unique service, launched jointly by California-based start-up Zipline and Rwanda government, delivers crucial blood bags to remote regions of the nation in 30 minutes or less.

Unlike previous versions, the novel robotic hand is compact enough to be carried and used outside a laboratory.

Die-hard Apple fans who bought in early to the iMac Pro are making decent money back by selling the accessories on eBay.

KFC has taken on Ronald McDonald by clearly referencing Donald Trump's provocative nuclear threats against North Korea.

The president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, is considering the development of a state-run cryptocurrency that could be used to shirk international sanctions.

Dating website eHarmony has been banned from using an advertisement that claimed its service used science to help its users to "stack the odds of finding lasting love".

Entertainment consumers are turning to streaming channels and digital downloads faster than ever before.