TECHNOLOGY

Electric car on the market for $35,000. But drivers keen on additional features such as auto-pilot will have to pay big.

Virginia wants pornography watchers to pay government $20 to unlock sites under a new bill. Free porn is "too tempting", say legislators.

Despite leaks of a more minimalist Galaxy S9 and S9+ upgrade, Samsung is clearly gearing up for a big reveal in 2018.

Pentagon has released new videos showcasing the close aerial encounter between its surveillance aircraft and a Russian fighter jet.

Apple is cooperating with inquiries into its secret slowdown of older iPhones, stymieing its efforts to move past an issue that irked customers whose devices underperformed.

Four storage centres for their Bulava ICBMs have also been built.

The purported weapon was seen on the PLA's Haiyang Shan landing ship at Wuchang Shipyard in Hubei province.

They cost less than defense units and up to two dozen shots can be fired under 15 seconds.

Although SpaceX wasn't planning to recover the booster, it still managed to survive its fall into the Atlantic Ocean.

Would you be happy to give up control of your car? Figures show men are a lot more willing to accept self-driving cars than women.

Outspoken AriseBank, which claims to have raised $600m, may have chosen wrong administration to challenge.

"What a breath of fresh air," one Twitter user wrote.

Logan Paul has become the most popular YouTube channel in the UK for audiences aged between five and 16.

"He's always been good at slapping his name on someone else's work," Cody Keenan, a speechwriter for then president Obama, tweeted.

Google Play store riddled with malware and viruses but elite engineers promise work underway to clean up shop.

Prostitution was made illegal in France in 2016 but no laws are in place to prevent sex acts with dolls.

Facebook bans users from buying advertising space on social network to promote cryptocurrency and Initial Coin Offerings.

Centuries-old process of releasing defendants on bail, long the province of judicial discretion, gets help courtesy of artificial intelligence.

The android that looks like a native of Japan will will use its artificial intelligence to read out news pieces put together by human curators.

Concealing skin imperfections is now being ignored thanks to a new trend all about embracing them.

China reportedly has enough nuclear weapons to deter "bullying" by other nations but claimed that it would adhere to the "no first use" policy.

The accidental glitch comes just a few weeks after the £3.1bn ship, UK's most expensive ever, suffered a major leak due to a faulty seal on the propeller shaft.

The Government's former chief scientist has accused German carmakers of having 'blood on their hands' in a diesel scandal that led to the deaths of thousands of Britons.

Amazon, Warren Buffett and JPMorgan to tackle failing healthcare system and its rising costs. Established health firms' stocks tumble on announcement.

Eagle-eyed users of Reddit's r/Bitcoin community expose scammer attempting to defraud members out of cryptocurrency.

Amazon says its "employees can work in an environment that's more like a tropical rainforest in the clouds than an office." Like that's a good thing.

The UK government's surveillance regime used by intelligence agencies to collect internet activity and phone records is unlawful, judges ruled Tuesday (30 January).

Strayacoin is a new Australian cryptocurrency created "by Aussies for Aussies" which manages to incorporate every Aussie stereotype.

"'State of the Uniom' pretty sums up this presidency," someone wrote.