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The remote-controlled nanorobots that may hold the future of medicine

Coil-shaped algae robots could allow scientists to fight diseases and diagnose patients without invasive surgical procedures.

'100 days or its free' – Elon Musk and Tesla finish world's biggest battery in Australia.

South Australia is now home to the world's biggest lithium-ion battery after Tesla fulfilled a promise to complete work in 100 days "or its free".

Is Sci-Hub dead? 'Pirate Bay for Science' loses domains - but founder vows to fight on

The founder of Sci-Hub – an anti-paywall website often dubbed the 'Pirate Bay for Science' – has refused to back down after losing three major domain names this week.

10 things the aviation industry should thank Nasa for on Thanksgiving Day

Nasa has been building, studying, and developing aircraft and spacecraft for decades now and its contribution to aviation is immense.

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Charles Manson devotees are trying to crowdfund his funeral - it's not going well

Supporters of recently-deceased cult leader Charles Manson have set up an online crowdfunding campaign to ensure he is buried with the "honour, respect and dignity he deserves".

Stephen Hawking documentary Expedition New Earth

'Where there is life there is hope' – Stephen Hawking shares incredibly inspiring life lessons

Hawking reportedly spoke about his university life, how he dealt with being diagnosed with motor neurone disease and more.

'Just stop': Trump viciously slammed for lashing out at 'ungrateful' LaVar Ball in 'ridiculous' feud

Twitter users blasted the president over his latest comments in the feud with LaVar Ball with many describing the spat as "childish."

In a first, Japanese researchers witness lightning triggering nuclear reactions in sky

The long-theorized phenomenon was witnessed after using four radiation detectors installed at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant in Niigata.

Japan is building its own long range, air-launched cruise missile – the 'Japan Tomahawk'

It will be similar to the American Tomahawk cruise missiles, ready to defend as well as attack when needed, say reports.

Darpa wants to turn plants into biohazard-detecting spy sensors

Plants naturally react to environmental changes and the agency wants to leverage this quality through genetic engineering.

'True internet freedom' – Kim Dotcom to launch MegaNet to 'replace' current internet

The Megaupload founder took to Twitter to warn that breaking net neutrality would "accelerate" people adopting a "new network".

Uber enters into agreement with Softbank

Uber data breach: British customers feared affected after firm failed to notify UK authorities

Uber reportedly said that it was still unable to confirm how many British customers' data may have been compromised.

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.

Best Black Friday phone deals: iPhone X, Samsung Galaxy S8 and more

Black Friday deals are already rolling out to consumers, and telecom companies have been quick to jump on the bandwagon.

How hand sanitiser could get you arrested for drink driving this Christmas

A recent study has revealed police officers who use too much hand sanitiser could be affecting the results of alcohol breath tests.

Black Friday: Argos technology deals on PS4 Pro, Parrot drone and cutting-edge 4K TV

For its 2017 Black Friday discounts, retailer Argos has announced deals on popular technology products including 4K televisions, gaming consoles, cameras and tablets.

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.

Chatbots for HR, staff wellbeing and mental health

Dean Withey is CEO of ubisend.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

'Come back': Obama wished Joe Biden happy birthday with his own meme and the internet can't handle it

Barack Obama and Joe Biden's storied "bromance" has captivated millions in the last few years, with every moment between the duo turned into a hilarious meme.

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