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Climate change making Earth's lakes murkier and a hotbed for pathogens, scientists say

If lakes are not "disinfected" by the sun's UV rays, it could lead to an increase in waterborne pathogens, finds a study.

Amazon purchases can now appear in your house before you even buy them

Amazon will use Augmented Reality to show shoppers what new purchasers will look like in their homes.

'Smell of desperation': Trump says he's 'not angry' over Russia probe but Twitter isn't buying it

Naturally, Twitter had its doubts over Trump's remarks and responded with a slew of memes, jokes and questions.

Drones fly over restricted US military air space near White House twice a day on average

The FAA recently passed stringent restrictions on UAVs, forbidding flights from approaching up to 400 feet within over 100 military bases across US.

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CIA Osama Bin Laden files: All you need to know about Osama's personal diary and more

The files feature a trove of videos, some of which featured movies like Ice Age and Chicken Little, childrens' cartoons like Tom and Jerry, alongside graphic videos of beheadings.

Could Artificial Intelligence Cause World War Three? Elon Musk fears it might

Musk calls out 'editors and journalists with low integrity' over coverage of recent Tesla layoffs

"Any journalist (who covered the story) should be ashamed of themselves for lacking journalistic integrity," Musk said.

Uber, Lyft ban far-right activist Laura Loomer after anti-Muslim tweets

Loomer complained on Twitter that she was late to an event because she wasn't able to find an Uber or Lyft that wasn't driven by a Muslim.

EE achieves 428Mbps data speeds in Cardiff

This is how UK 4G speeds compare to the rest of the world, and it's not good

The UK's 4G network is struggling in both speed and availability when compared with 77 other countries around the globe.

China is trialling electric trains that don't need tracks

A railless train running on electricity has begun trials in Zhuzhou. It is being touted as a cheap replacement for traditional rail services.

Church of Sweden goes through hell after using gif of Jesus in tweet about tacos

The Church of Sweden decided to post a humorous gif of Jesus to celebrate the Swedish Taco Friday, but the joke was not to the taste of all their followers.

The robo-companionship of Sony's Aibo dog requires an expensive cloud subscription service

Sony has released its first robotic Aibo pet in more than a decade, but a necessary subscription cost and poor battery life could doom the dog before it's even released.

Your shirt could be the only key you need – this smart fabric can function without any power source

The new process allows data to be embedded into shirts, ties and other articles of clothing that can be constantly worn, washed and ironed.

What does alien life look like? Oxford scientists think the answer may surprise you

Sci-fi fans may believe aliens from outer space will resemble little green men or large monstrous creatures – but new research suggests they may be more like us than we realise.

Drones to deliver food near Fukushima nuclear disaster site

A six-month trial to deliver food by drones is being rolled out in Minamisoma, a neighbouring town of the Fukushima nuclear disaster site.

Freeview channels offline in the UK following 'high air pressure' – are you affected?

Officials from Freeview have blamed the British weather for a series of network outages that has left many users unable to watch their favourite shows.

Nasa has mapped reach and impact of 'atmospheric rivers' for the first time ever

Nasa has estimated the impact of atmospheric rivers on global climate, including rain, floods and droughts.

iOS 11.1 update means iPhone users now safe from common hack, Android users still at risk.

An Apple software update for iPhone and iPad will protect users from the common hacking channel, KRACK. Android users, however, are still very much at risk.

What you need to know about Nasa's Mars 2020 rover and its 23 onboard cameras

Camera technology has grown rapidly over the last decade and Nasa intends to make full use of it by equipping its next rover with high-quality imaging gear.

Pro-ISIS hackers got a Raqqa-based Syrian activist group blocked on Telegram

New York terror attack: Isis Telegram channels reportedly flooded with celebratory posts

The terror group recently ramped up calls for supporters to launch attacks in the US and other Western nations.

Russian army raises its first mobile drone-hunting electronics warfare unit

The Russian drone hunters can kill enemy drones but need to be close to the drone pilots to be effective.

Did Facebook, Twitter and Google do enough to stop Russian election interference?

The internet giants faced a Senate committee hearing that led so several heated exchanges between lawmakers and the executives.

More than 40 cities across the UK in breach of air quality limits

London, Manchester and Glasgow all have lower air quality lower than the minimum set by the World Health Organisation.

Futuristic super-spy Secret Shoe lets you walk a mile as James Bond

Spy shoe inspired by movies such as Kingsman and James Bond will let you store six gadgets in the soles including a mobile phone, Swiss Army Knife and video camera.

Best and worst UK broadband internet providers revealed - is yours on the list?

More than 16,000 people surveyed, giving a unique insight into customer satisfaction with internet providers.

'World's biggest' iPhone X launch waiting queue axed just days before release

A group of people using Facebook to organise an iPhone X launch waiting line outside an Apple store in Sydney has been shut down following complaints it was blocking the footpath.

Watch Valentino Rossi demolish this robot motorcycle racer in a timed lap

Yamaha built a robot that can ride their sports bikes and tested its capabilities as a racer against one of the best riders in the world.

'Love watching you squirm': Trump trolled as Russia probe heats up with Mueller's first indictments

"Grab some popcorn. This is going to be quite the show," one Twitter user wrote.

The Pirate Bay is 'hidden' from UK residents

Google has seemingly tucked the The Pirate Bay more than five pages deep in UK results pages. However, the search company claims it's just how it's algorithm works.

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Russia may be building a nuclear-powered satellite that could fire lasers to charge spacecrafts

Russian space agency Roscosmos has contracted the development of a nuclear powered satellite that can fire lasers at other satellites.

Apple's Photos app found automatically sorting 'brassiere' photos on iPhones

Twitter users testing out the feature said Apple's algorithms returned photos of dresses with spaghetti straps, sports bras and swimsuits when searching for "brassiere".

Watch SpaceX successfully launch powerful South Korean satellite and nail a fiery rocket landing

This comes as the Elon Musk-owned company keeps up its blistering launch pace and seems on course to achieve the goal set by SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell earlier this year.

Russia's social media campaign affected over 120 million Americans, says Facebook

A statement to be delivered by Colin Stretch, general counsel for Facebook, will reveal more details about Russia's alleged involvement in the 2016 US elections.