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'You are not alone': Nasa beams humanity's best #MessageToVoyager into interstellar space

The message of goodwill was chosen after a round of public voting.

Lenovo to pay $3.5m in settlement for selling laptops preloaded with malicious Superfish spyware

The company said it 'disagreed' with the allegations but was 'pleased to bring this matter to a close after 2 1/2 years'.

Plex for Kodi add-on drops premium subscription to go completely free

Leading media server drops Plex Pass requirement for Kodi users.

Google Drive the 'new Pirate Bay' as movie and TV torrents shared on service with simple trick

Pirates are turning to Google's cloud storage service to distribute illegal links.

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Scientists develop surgical camera that can look through human body

The device is designed to help doctors track medical tools known as endoscopes.

How one brave sick girl used iPhone assistant Siri to escape Hurricane Harvey

14-year-old sickle cell anaemia-sufferer turned to Apple's Siri after 911 calls failed.

Google may have 'deliberately' cut advertising after critical comments, claims Vivaldi CEO

Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner says Google "not able to resist the misuse of power".

'Hypocrite': Twitter blasts Trump's 'hollow' Labour Day message about American workers and products

"It seems this tweet doesn't really apply to the Trump family," one Twitter user wrote.

This AI-powered algorithm can figure out how much pain you are in by just looking at your face

The technology could help doctors get a better understanding of the amount of pain their patients are going through.

Unmanned 'ghost ships' are coming to rule the waves

Crewless cargo ships could one day sail the seas but is that a good thing?

Facebook's $600m offer for streaming Indian Premier League just wasn't enough

The company lost the auction to 21st Century Fox-owned Star India.

Can technology improve your sleep? 4 gadgets put to the test

We looked at a range of gadgets to track and improve our sleep.

Google's new website reveals top 'How To' searches from different parts of the world

The site gives a quick insight into what DIYs people have been exploring on Google.

Ofo dockless bike-sharing operator to launch its first cycles in London

Borough of Hackney to see 200 yellow cycles enter service on 7 September.

Sony smartphone exploded into 'fireball' in owner's hands as he texted

Tom Collins claims Xperia Z2 ripped the skin off his fingers resulting in third-degree burns.

Largest YouTube-Mp3 ripping website goes offline after legal battle with media titans

The RIAA previously claimed that YTMP3 was the 'largest stream-ripping site'.

There will be no iPhone 7S, claim case makers preparing for 'iPhone Edition'

Case manufacturers believe Apple will launch the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and Edition at 12 September event.

Jaguar unveils Sayer, the AI-powered steering wheel that could be the only part of a car you own

The steering wheel could personlise any compatible car to suit the driver, make appointments, and hail rides.

'God help us all': Twitter horrified after Trump lashes out at North Korea in 'petulant' tweetstorm

"Your impeachment can't come soon enough, for the sake of the entire planet," one Twitter user said.

'The cause of World War 3': Elon Musk reacts to Putin's claim AI leaders will 'rule the world'

Vladimir Putin believes artificial intelligence is the future, while Musk fears the consequences.

What can Alexa do? 15 new questions and commands to try with Amazon Echo

"Alexa, play rock paper scissors with me."

Big Brother smartwatches will 'monitor your every move' with this self-learning algorithm

Human activities can be tracked as they happen in real time, scientists said.

Is Oracle conducting another round of mass layoffs?

The IT giant has not commented on the rumours so far.

There is a black market charging $15,000 for Instagram verification

Users are paying thousands for the sacred blue tick of authenticity.

KFC store in China unveils new facial recognition system that lets you pay with a smile

This isn't the first time KFC has dabbled in innovative, tech-savvy ideas for its stores.

These tiny, light-driven nanomachines can destroy cancer cells in minutes

The nanomachines, built out of a chain of atoms, are driven by light and can kill cells by drilling through the membrane.

Russia claims its MiG-41 fighter jet can fly in space at hypersonic speeds without a pilot

The fighter jet can also fire missiles at hypersonic speeds, says MiG.

Intelsat-33e suffers propulsion issues that could reduce its service life by over 3 years

The satellite launched last year was expected to be in operation for 15 years.

DACA Decision: Tim Cook expresses support for 'Dreamers' working at Apple

Trump administration is finalising its decision on DACA and will make an announcement on Tuesday.

Who is the Russian 'trololo' crooner Eduard Khil being marked by Google Doodle?

He was famous in Soviet times and got a renaissance for the online generation.

MIT's new 'socially aware' robot can move swiftly through crowds

The robot adjusts its path every tenth of a second to maintain a safe 'walking speed' of 1.2m per second.

Electromagnetic brain stimulation could quell cocaine addiction in humans

An Italian physicist has treated over 300 patients using the non-invasive technique.

'One day heel get it right': Twitter hilariously mocks Trump for misspelling 'healing' yet again

"I may never heel from this covfefe predisency," Jimmy Kimmel Live writer Bess Kalb tweeted.

Alleged child sex trafficking site found hosting images of 'young-looking girls' in the UK

Disturbing UK listings with cryptic emojis discovered on classified advertising website Backpage.

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