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Giant magnetic sails may help high-speed interstellar space probes 'slow down'

Scientists believe that it is possible to reach Alpha Centauri, our nearest star, with space probes travelling at a quarter of the speed of light.

'What the hell is that?' Ivanka Trump roasted over this 'nightmare-inducing' Thanksgiving centrepiece

"Wow, even the pumpkins are white," one Twitter user wrote.

Pakistan Defence's verified Twitter account suspended over photoshopped picture of Indian student

The account was earlier accused of spreading propaganda, conspiracy theories and running campaigns against Pakistani journalists and activists who are critical of the government.

Well-designed workspaces have a direct effect on productivity

Growing number of organisations are realising that they can design their buildings as incubators of creativity and stimulation.

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Lockheed Martin's Iron Man-style exoskeleton could soon help soldiers carry heavy equipment over rough terrain

The device works on Dermoskeleton technology, which uses advanced sensors to reduce the amount of stress on the knees and lower back.

'Perfect': The internet is making hilarious memes of Donald Trump's awkward water bottle moment

The incident triggered a fierce meme battle, with people creatively doctoring pictures of Trump's water sip in various ways.

'WTF': Sarah Sanders furiously slammed over her 'bizarre' defence of Trump on sexual misconduct

"Today's lesson from the White House, kids: Never apologize or take responsibility for your actions," one Twitter user wrote.

Best technology deals of the week: Google Home, Amazon Echo, LG 4K TV and more

With Black Friday fast approaching, there are a number of great tech deals out there this week, including on voice-controlled personal assistants, Google Home and Amazon Echo.

Uber driver accuses high-profile NFL quarterback Jameis Winston of grabbing her crotch

The former Uber driver, identified as Kate, told the media outlet that Winston "behaved poorly" from the start of the ride.

Teenager electrocuted to death by iPhone charging cable

A teenage girl from Vietnam has died after being exposed to live wires in a faulty charging cable connected to her iPhone that electrocuted her while she slept.

Unilad's Facebook page with 34 million fans deleted by social network

Hugely popular viral news Facebook page taken down after apparently violating the site's posting policy.

This New Robot Dog From Boston Dynamics Is Creepily Lifelike

Watch Boston Dynamics' humanoid Atlas robot doing backflips like a pro

According to Boston Dynamics, Atlas runs on battery power and has been built from 3D-printed parts.

Watch out white nationalists, Twitter is now watching you in the real-world

Twitter has clarified it will take real-world actions into account when deciding if applicants are worthy of the blue tick.

The new Tesla Roadster may be the quickest car in the world

Elon Musk has shocked attendees of a much-anticipated press conference in California with what he claimed will be the quickest car in the world – the Roadster.

'Priceless': Pentagon 'erroneously' retweeted post urging Trump to resign and the internet went nuts

"Nobel Peace Prize is now a contest between Pentagon retweeter and Twitter Trump account deleter," one Twitter user wrote.

Brexit, North Korea and US hurricanes dampen corporate marketing budgets

Three years of growth have come to a stuttering halt as events in 2017 dented the confidence of marketing bosses.

Tesla Semi: Everything you want to know about the new 500-mile electric truck

The truck can go 0-60mph in 5 seconds and has a 400-mile range on a single 30-minute charge via Tesla's new Megacharger network.

North Korea aggressively working to deploy first ballistic missile submarine, satellite photos show

Experts believe that activities at the ship-yard over the past year suggest "a prolonged and ongoing shipbuilding program".

Russian troll farm employee: Work at the Internet Research Agency was a 'merry-go-round of lies'

Vitaly Bespalov said IRA employees working in the "American department" were paid about $1,300 to $2000 per month to create inflammatory content.

Australian defence minister blames 'hackers' for liked gay porn video on his Twitter account

Australian defence minister Christopher Pyne said that hackers were responsible for breaking into his Twitter account and "liking" a hardcore gay pornography video.

Sick of your boss? Here's where you can complain anonymous to their superiors

New software developed by a former victim of sexual harassment will allow workers to complain anonymously to the company CEO.

White nationalists in uproar as Twitter removes blue ticks from 'alt-right' profiles

Changes to Twitter's verification process have left a number of far-right and white nationalist figures – including Richard Spencer and Jason Kessler – without a blue tick.

'Disney villains': Treasury head Steve Mnuchin and wife mercilessly trolled for posing with money

"The only way this could be worse would be if Linton and Mnuchin were lighting cigars with flaming dollar bills," one Twitter user wrote.

Apple CEO Tim Cook's epic fail when congratulating Australia on gay marriage vote

Australia has voted yes to legalising gay marriage and celebrities have been quick to praise. But the Apple CEO made a huge blunder in his message.

Amazon physical stores with no checkouts get stress-tested by giant Pikachus

Amazon is putting its physical supermarket stores through extensive testing to try and iron out bugs before its launch to the public.

China building world's fastest wind tunnel to test aircraft capable of reaching US within 14 minutes

The advanced testing facility would enable ground-based trials and reduce the possibility of failure.

'Teeny tiny hands': Trump had his own weird water bottle moment and Twitter couldn't stop laughing

One Twitter user wrote: "Marco Rubio only used one hand to hold the waterbottle. Trump looked like he was drinking from a sippy cup."

Another OnePlus app uncovered that may allow hackers to steal photos, GPS, WiFi data and more

The security expert who found the OnePlus app reportedly believes that the smartphone maker may have intentionally left it on devices.

'People have all been Zucked': Users' brains have been 'altered' by Facebook, early investor says

McNamee has called on Facebook to contact every person who was exposed to the Russian-bought ads during the 2016 election.

Google Docs down: 'Significant' number of users suffer loading, access issues in worldwide outage

Naturally, many took to social media to voice their frustration over the issue, particularly those inching closer to their project deadlines.

UK war robots driven by Xbox controllers will soon be hitting the front lines of battle

The British military is testing a new line of self-driving all-terrain resupply vehicles which can be controlled with modified Xbox controllers.

Epic PR damage control failure earns company most downvoted Reddit comment in history

A comment by EA about Star Wars Battlefront II, explaining why players should feel pride when unlocking characters, has been met by a record number of unhappy users on Reddit.

Mega order for small planes: Airbus has few takers for super-jumbo but inks major A320 deal

Aircraft maker finds no buyers for the A380, but its smaller planes and that of rivals dominate Dubai Air Show.

British Airways vs Virgin Atlantic – One is a top 10 airline, the other is a complete loser

Popular website airlineratings.com has named the world's 10 best airlines. Virgin Atlantic makes the cut, but the same cannot be said about British Airways.

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