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Reason why languages around the world have similar structures – it's all in the brain

Apart from differences caused by geography and origin, most languages follow a common pattern because they need to be simple, yet effective.

Slam: Top secret US Cold War project was a supersonic, nuclear-powered cruise missile

If it had been built, "Big Stick" would have been one of the most destructive missiles ever.

Military grade, untraceable killer drones that fire small guided missiles now available

Makers of the drone say that only governments and militaries that are authorised by the UK can purchase them.

Elon Musk is not going to actually launch a Tesla to Mars. Or he might, we can't say for sure

After saying he will be launching a car into space, Elon Musk then said he was not going to. But sources later confirmed the news that there is going to be a Tesla Roadster aboard the Falcon Heavy.

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Google reveals the best Android apps, games and books of 2017 and some of them may surprise you

This year, Google's editors have named some of their favourite apps and titles of 2017 that may not have ranked among the most popular titles.

Twitter changes its explanation for why it won't delete Trump's controversial anti-Muslim tweets

"We mistakenly pointed to the wrong reason we didn't take action on the videos from earlier this week," Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted.

Toys 'R Us to close 25 UK stores resulting in hundreds of job losses

Toys 'R Us to close 25 of its 105 UK stores as it struggles to compete with online stores.

Facebook designs Minority Report-style face-scanning tech for the high street

The new Facebook patent says the facial recognition aims to improve "service to visiting customers" by "systematically and intelligently" identifying their needs.

Steve Jobs Death Remembered: 5 Lessons The Apple Visionary Leaves Behind

Five reasons the iPhone 8 betrays Steve Jobs and Apple

A complete lack of innovation on the iPhone 8, a top-end 2017 flagship smartphone, is nothing short of a betrayal that hacks away at Apple's principles.

Take a look at Apple's shiny new triangle store in Brooklyn

Apple is opening its 499th store in Brooklyn on December 2. It will be the first New York store to use the new Genius Grove concept.

iPhone X shortages set to get worse in Christmas run-up thanks to Apple/Qualcomm feud

A bitter dispute between one of Apple's major component providers could see iPhones pulled from the shelves because of a patent infringement.

Nasa releases new breathtaking images of trillion-ton iceberg and other Antarctic ice shelves

One of the most alarming images that was taken this year shows the Larcen C ice shelf breaking off and drifting to sea.

Is China using DJI drones to spy on America? US Homeland Security report sparks cyber-attack fears

A report from Immigration and Customs Enforcement has noted the drone-maker could be collecting critical US data, which the Chinese government has access to.

WhatsApp users report problems sending texts after messaging service goes down across the world

WhatsApp users report problems sending texts after messaging service goes down across the world. It had previously gone down in May and last New Year's Eve.

Scientists create most powerful quantum simulators ever in major computing breakthrough

Quantum computers - which could theoretically solve problems that even the most powerful supercomputers can't handle - are now one step closer to reality.

Facebook and smartphones are existential threats to humanity, warns ex-Googler

Former Google design ethicist Tristan Harris sounds alarm over threats to democracy, children's mental health and our evolutionary future.

Men - this VR experience shows you what mansplaining actually feels like

Serious Datum 's virtual reality film lets men experience what it feels like to be the target of micro-aggressive behaviour such as mansplaining or constant interrupting.

EE achieves 428Mbps data speeds in Cardiff

Datally: The new app from Google that makes your monthly data go further

Data management app from Google promises to provide real-time updates of usage and block apps that use too much data.

Why are Paul Golding and Jayda Fransen still verified on Twitter?

Twitter has declined to answer questions around the personal – verified - account of Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, who was retweeted by Donald Trump.

Smartphone addiction disrupts important chemicals in your brain

We are becoming increasingly dependent on our electronic devices. However, there is growing concern among scientists that people may be spending too much time in front of screens.

Dogs are 'significantly more' intelligent than cats, finds first time study

Grey cells in dogs outnumber not just small cats, they also have more brain capacity than lions, hyenas and bears.

'The heavens will open': Twitter mercilessly taunts Trump with viral #OnTheDayTrumpResigns hashtag

Twitter erupted with fervent calls for his immediate resignation with many using the viral hashtag #OnTheDayTrumpResigns.

Samsung v Apple patent infringement case

Five reasons the iPhone X is already years behind the Samsung Galaxy

iPhone X is a hell of a phone but most of the "revolutionary" tech has been used by Samsung for years. We show you where.

Death of the smartphone: Phablets like iPhone X and Galaxy Note to take over within four years

Smartphone users accustomed to smaller screen sizes will likely upgrade by 2021 to embrace the 5.5-inch and above phablet devices.

'What an idiot': Trump savagely mocked for lashing out at the wrong Theresa May on Twitter

"As if he hasn't embarrassed us enough already," one Twitter user wrote.

Super Mario Cereal from Kellogg's hits shelves - and it also doubles as an amiibo

In a bizarre marketing strategy, Nintendo has partnered with Kellogg's to offer Super Mario Cereal, even though everyone knows Italians don't eat breakfast.

New Snapchat update: Everything we know so far

Snapchat has promised a major redesign of its app amid falling gains on the social media platform. It promises to bring an emphasis back to friend content.

New North Korea ICBM photos show Kim Jong-un celebrating but is the giant missile nuclear capable?

Some of the photos show Kim Jong-un inspecting the massive missile before it was launched.

Watch how humans and robots will live together in UAE's futuristic Martian city

"On behalf of the United Government of Mars, I would like to welcome you to your second home."

Jim Beam unveils its sassy new 'smart' decanter that pours you shots of whiskey when you ask

The "smart" decanter can pour you a shot of bourbon with a simple voice command and answer some questions with a bit of humour.

'I didn't break any rules': The rogue employee who deactivated Trump's Twitter account speaks out

"I didn't hack anyone. I didn't do anything that I was not authorized to do," he told TechCrunch.

Nasa to study 'invisible' orbital space junk with new sensor on ISS

The ISS will install a new experimental sensor that can calculate the size, trajectory and impact of space debris that is less than a millimetre in size.

Instagram regram button that lets you quickly share friends' pics being tested

Facebook-owned photo application Instagram is reportedly testing a 'regram' function – similar in style to Twitter's retweet button – to let users share interesting content.

Kalashnikov enters battle of the drones with fleet of commercial and military UAVs

It is not clear if the company will make its drones available to individual buyers across the world, especially in the US and European markets.

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