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Nasa's Space Robot Curiosity sends Tweets from Mars.

Conservative MP will move to New York because of family commitments.

HTC One X can be now updated to Android 4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) with the latest ROM from XDA developers.

NBC aired advertisement featuring monkey doing gymnastics immediately after Gabby Douglas became first African-American gymnast to win individual Olympic gold.

Team GB sprinter Dwain Chambers and Jamaica's Usain Bolt moved to the semi-finals of the men's 100m with victories in their heats at the Olympic Stadium.

Rebecca Adlington was unable to defend her 800m freestyle Olympic title after a stunning performance from 15-year-old American Katie Ledecky who caused a major shock to storm to gold.

American singer Beyonce Knowles has decorated her fingernails with images of herself and her husband, Jay-Z.

Among other things, the T-shirt will be able to communicate with a proprietary iPhone app.

BBC Olympics presenter said comments targeted at his son George made him feel 'physically sick'.

Usher visited 11-year-old Kile Glover in hospital only once before boy was taken off life support, claims ex and custody battle rumbles on.

Defence lawyers accuse Russian president of making gesture to keep business healthy with the West.

PKK offensive follows attack by government troops on rebel outposts, using warplanes and helicopters.

The ribbing is trending on Twitter drawing support as well as criticism that it is racist in taste.

A legal attempt to unmask a tweeter who set up a spoof account to make fun of its CEO, Steve Auckland, has been dropped.

Two dead in Cairo's luxurious Nile City Towers as angry mob bombard security services with Molotov cocktails.

An image posted on Twitter appears to be a London Olympics 2012 staff member armed with a scanner to detect rogue mobile phone Wi-Fi signals.

28-year-old Dan Harris was killed when he was struck by the double decker bus filled with journalists.

Participation of countries that apply Sharia law goes against Olympic principles of peace and philanthropy, say radical feminists.

App developer Dalton Caldwell has accused Facebook of threatening to destroy his product unless he allowed it to be bought by the social network.

Singer Cheryl Cole is the latest to join the bandwagon of fans of young Olympic diver Tom Daley.

With cliches and misconceptions dominating science journalism, Donald Sinclair looks at his top pet peeves.

Million Pound Drop presenter pays Twitter tribute to 'amazing sister' Caroline Baday who lost fight against cancer at age of 50.

The news that eight badminton players have been disqualified from the London 2012 Olympics for match-fixing has led to number of former players and officials commenting on the bold decision of the Badminton World Federation.

IBTimes Business journalists Lianna Brinded, Shane Croucher and Martin Baccardax run through the big stories of the week in this latest edition of the Business Podcast.

Miley Cyrus is head over heels in love with her fiance and beside him all time, but Liam Hemsworth seems to be growing impatient with Cyrus because she is proving to be 'too much of a distraction' while he films his new movie Paranoia in Philadelphia..

American swimmer Missy Franklin, who won gold in the women's 100m backstroke at the London 2012 Olympics, admitted to being a fan of Canadian singer Justin Bieber, after receiving a congratulatory tweet from him

Northcliffe Media fails in its bid to reveal the person behind spoof @UnSteveDorkland account

Red-faced Mayor Boris Johnson was left dangling above the crowds at the Victoria Park event after losing momentum.

Almost one in five Facebook users logged in solely through mobile applications in June, while the apps still struggle to generate revenue.

Dropbox has finally admitted a security breach, but security features implemented on the back of this breach could lose it customers according to one expert.