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iPhone X: Major Apple iOS leak reveals details of new premium device

A 'disgruntled employee' is reportedly responsible for the leak that has revealed several details about the upcoming device

'Extraordinarily inspirational' robots will replace teachers in 10 years, leading UK academic says

'It certainly will change human life as we know it,' Sir Anthony Seldon, vice chancellor of the University of Buckingham, said.

Samsung bug bounty: Hackers offered up to $200,000 to find bugs affecting smartphones

The bug bounty will cover 38 Samsung mobile devices and other services such as Bixby, Samsung Pay and more.

Harvard's $40 keychain detector can test food for allergens within minutes

The handheld device offers a simple and easy way for carrying out tests.

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ALS treatment on the horizon? Scientists grow motor neurons using adult human skin

For the first time ever, it could be possible to 'grow' motor neurons without stem cells.

'Federal G in da house!' Twitter hilariously mocks Trump's 'Federal G' tweet about Hurricane Irma

"I really loved Federal G's first album but thought his more recent one was a little meh," one person tweeted.

12 things to expect from Apple's iPhone X event at the Steve Jobs Theatre

From iOS and a new Apple TV, to the HomePod and iPhone 8, Apple will have a lot to say.

Inspired by nature: Flying Fish amphibious drone can soar in the sky and swim in water

The UAAV from a team at John Hopkins University could be used for data collection.

Diamonds dogs: Gem-encrusted iPhone 8 'Elite' available to pre-order for £3,600

London-based store Goldgenie offering 24k gold, rose gold, or platinum iOS smartphones.

Lotfi Zadeh dead: Computing revolutionary and founder of fuzzy logic dies aged 96

Renowned computer scientist and father of breakthrough computing concept leaves a lasting legacy.

New AI computer algorithm can tell if you text while driving – and it may save your life

The system could potentially be used to trigger 'protective measures'.

Google Drive app for Mac and PC to be shut down by March 2018

The search giant will end support for the app on 11 December 2017.

Uber pushes for all-electric London fleet by 2025 in eco-friendly 'Clear Air' initiative

Drivers told to scrap diesel vehicles by 2019 as surcharge added to all non-UberPool rides.

This is why you shouldn't watch porn on a mobile phone

Smut viewed on smartphones will leave viewers at greater risk than on computers.

American Red Cross tests drones to help assess natural disaster damage in the US

UPS Foundation, Red Cross and CyPhy Works tease one-week drone trial.

Soon, Tesla customers will be able to 'supercharge' their way to the world's largest battery site

The tech company is expanding their supercharger network across South Western Australia.

Major League Baseball teams help 7-year-old girl with 3D-printed hand fulfil pitching dream

Hailey Dawson, who was born with Poland Syndrome, is aiming to throw first pitch at every MLB ballpark.

The dark side of AI: Your sexuality can be gleaned from your picture

A machine learning system that can detect the sexual orientation of people has been created.

How safe are your votes? White hat hackers expose flaws in vote counting machines used in Germany

The Chaos Computer Club showed how easy it is to manipulate votes between candidates.

Watch: SpaceX successfully launches US Air Force's secret X-37B space plane ahead of Hurricane Irma

Details of the mission and purpose of the 11,000 pound, 29ft long X-37B are classified.

Lyft to offer rides in self-driving cars for passengers in San Francisco area soon

The company has inked a partnership deal with Drive.ai, a tech startup, for this pilot project.

Virgin Galactic's space plane VSS Unity getting ready for powered flights again

The aerospace company has already conducted a number of glide tests to make a shift towards powered flights.

Police officers who joked about sex crime in WhatsApp group defend messages as 'just banter'

Leicester cops could be thrown out of force over discriminatory instant messages.

iPhone 7 modder restores working headphone jack using a drill and dongle

Shenzhen-based software engineer does what Apple won't.

Theme park fans can now buy the Alton Towers log flume on eBay

Bidders can splash out on everything from boats to signage from the legendary ride.

Married couple faces jail after selling XXX amateur sex tapes on Twitter

Arkansas pair charged on nine counts over steamy public sex sessions.

FC Barcelona's new Viber chatbot lets fans vote for Man of the Match

'BarçaViber' to offer prizes and crown football club's player of the year.

'Do Not Disturb': Apple's refusal to include anti-spam app leaves Indian telecom regulator infuriated

The stand-off might impact Apple's expansion plans in the country.

Man stabs brother to death after argument over using too much Wi-Fi

20-year-old accused of killing elder sibling after row escalated over internet bandwidth.

New 'flip-flop' qubits may make large-scale quantum computer production a reality soon

Qubits can now communicate over distances of up to 500 nanometres providing enough space to cram other things between them.

Deutsche Bank will turn to AI and cut jobs because staff already 'behave like robots'

Deutsche Bank chief John Cryan said a "big number" of staff could be slashed.

'Made my skin crawl': Twitter cringes after Trump says he 'likes it' when Ivanka calls him 'daddy'

"Sanitize my entire brain," one Twitter user wrote.

Researcher stumbles upon oil industry breakthrough with spill-proof 'balls of oil'

Environmentally-friendly 'bitumen balls' could solve transportation headaches and eliminate pipelines.

Unreleased one-off Wu-Tang album on eBay - but Martin Shkreli is still threatening to break it

'Pharma Bro' lists $2m 'Once Upon a Time in Shaolin' LP for sale online.

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