TECHNOLOGY

Kim Jong-un's Apple obsession may have resulted in the regime copying an Apple feature to block people from accessing the internet.

The spacecraft will be lifted using a Chinook and will then be dropped. The craft will have to find its way back to the runway, gliding without engine assistance.

The low-floor passenger train, dubbed Coradia iLint, will have a maximum range of up to 1,000km and a top speed of 140kmph.

Jason Kessler, the organiser of the Charlottesville rally, earlier called the slain protester Heather Heyer a "fat, disgusting communist".

Reddit pulled the plug on the incel – or "involuntarily celibate" – subreddit because of rape-glorifying content and general trend of misogyny.

Whistleblowing website WikiLeaks has released a fresh batch of secret documentation allegedly pilfered from inside the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

Ford assembly line workers will be given exoskeleton upper-body suits to protect them from injuries and fatigue caused by repetitive motions.

iPhone users in the UK who take advantage of Apple Pay will not yet be able to send cash to one another as demonstrated at WWDC in June.

Roughly a million UK residents will be able to access the ultra-fast broadband by 2021. Plans are in place to extend the service to four million more by 2025

TripAdvisor will now show 'health and safety' warnings next to hotels and resorts on its website that have been reported by users to be locations of crime.

The first configuration of the Space Launch System (SLS) vehicle, called Block 1, will use twin five-segment solid rocket boosters and four RS-25 liquid propellant engines.

Ryanair has celebrated another record month for traffic in October 2017, but passengers on Twitter were unimpressed by the news.

Tesla will install a 48 megawatt-hour battery in Nantucket. It will provide electricity for about 10,000 people living 30 miles from the north-east corner of the US.

Russian and Chinese companies took home top prizes for software that can be used for mass surveillance.

Rogue websites are advertising fake premium rate numbers claiming to be cruelty phone lines used by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA).

AM General accused Activision of "taking advantage of its goodwill and reputation in the 'Humvee' and 'HMMWV' marques" by prominently featuring its iconic vehicles in the series.

Apple will give Drizzy a blank cheque to produce original TV and film content for its streaming service, Apple Music.

The reflector gives enhanced Wi-Fi control by limiting signals to the desired area and cutting off radio wave transmission to other regions.

Russia's Ministry of Defense has decided to field the Nerekhta, an unmanned light tank that has outperformed manned machines in field trials.

Some major London theatres, Dublin's Aviva Stadium and Bath Rugby's Recreation Ground have already adopted the technology.

Marissa Mayer, former CEO of Yahoo, apologised for the data breaches in 2013 and 2014 that affected 3 billion user's privacy.

Kessler deleted his Twitter account in August after tweeting that the slain protester's death was "payback time".

"We are now conducting a thorough and fully transparent investigation of the root cause," the company said.

Richard Browning has been developing a futuristic space pack that allows him to fly with control and grace a few feet off the ground.

The city of Las Vegas said that the shuttle had been "grazed by a delivery truck" and had done "what it was supposed to do" in the situation.

"The president will tweet whatever he wants," a White House official has said when asked about a possible Twitter blackout.

The high-tech bandage is as strong as stitches and staples but requires no more effort than a band-aid to apply.

The companies hope flying cars can be a reality by 2020. Dallas and Dubai will be the first cities to test the technology, followed by Los Angeles.

Hundreds of artificial intelligence (AI) experts are hoping to ban the weaponisation of autonomous technology, warning that it could become the "third revolution in warfare."