Zhurong's touchdown in May was the first ever successful probe landing by any country on its first Mars mission -- a milestone in China's ascent to space superpower status.

The eclipse will be partial, which means the people in its shadow won't be plunged into daytime darkness.

One of the Vikings died in England in his 20s in the 11th century, from injuries to the head. He was buried in a mass grave in Oxford. 

Facebook Reality Labs is investing in ways to make AR glasses more useful, unit head Andrew "Boz" Bosworth said in a tweet responding to a Verge report that the social network is aiming to unveil a smartwatch next year.

Google should be designated a public utility subject to government regulation regarding its search engine and other services, Ohio attorney general Dave Yost contended in the legal filing.

The mobile version of "Mole's World" has shot to the top of the free downloads on Apple's app store.

In a break from his job teaching engineering to students in France's Normandy region, Matthieu Pluvinage put the finishing touches on an application for a new job: astronaut.

Apple on Monday said it is ramping up privacy and expanding features in new iPhone operating software to be released later this year.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos announced plans on Monday to fly into space next month on a rocket built by his company Blue Origin, fulfilling what he said was a lifelong dream.

MorphAsia, an Indonesian Architecture Design firm, will design the MediaCity Mauritius project. The project intends to be the hub for media and creative industries in Africa. The prospective project will be strategic support for the growing online creative industry in the continent.

A bdelloid rotifer came back to life after being frozen for 24,000 years in Siberia.

Xiaohongshu social media account was unavailable on Sunday, after it issued a post on Friday about the anniversary of the 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy activists in Tiananmen Square.

The Third Eye was meant as a warning, not a real solution for smartphone addicts who won't pay attention to where they are going.

Under the deal, United would purchase Boom's "Overture" aircraft once the planes meet "United's demanding safety, operating and sustainability requirements" with an aim to start passenger travel in 2029, the companies said in a joint press release.

In line with the government’s vision and potential of developing the national start-up industry, leading Southeast Asian superapp Grab is committed to accelerating the industry through Grab Ventures Velocity (GVV).

Tech giant Tencent is facing a lawsuit over its hit Honor of Kings game, which a Chinese advocacy group alleged is vulgar and addictive for children.

Conspiracy theories, fake reports and mudslinging -- in Iraq, false news thrives and risks real-life consequences as authorities struggle to counteract its spread.

Germany and Norway on Thursday inaugurated an undersea power cable.

The Gerindra party Twitter account has received a barrage of criticism after commenting on a rape case involving the son of a party member.

The latest move by Facebook, announced late Wednesday on its website, highlights the challenge of policing misinformation and disinformation on the world's largest social network.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is ceding his chief executive role to Andy Jassy, who heads Amazon Web Services, the lucrative cloud computing unit at the Seattle-based company. Bezos will take the role of executive chair.

Are aliens watching us? 

Coordinated cyberattacks against activists point to a worrying infiltration of their personal lives and safety

The first total lunar eclipse in two years will happen at the same time as the Moon is closest to Earth, in what astronomers say will be a once-in-a-decade show.

Coming of age in the Brazilian favela of Vigario Geral, Luiz Augusto Jr used to spend his money playing video games.

Russia's communications watchdog on Monday gave Google 24 hours to delete what it called prohibited content or be fined and said Moscow could eventually slow down the company's traffic in the country.

The launch last July of the Tianwen-1 Mars probe, which carried the Zhurong rover, marked a major milestone in China's space programme.

Microsoft said it is retiring Internet Explorer, the browser it created more than 25 years and which is now largely abandoned as people instead use competitors like Google's Chrome or Apple's Safari.

The idea was to deploy the tool, once its accuracy was validated, to look back at test samples from human patients in order to search for signs of coronaviruses that might have begun to cross over from animals.

The Zhurong rover was carried into the Martian atmosphere in a lander on Saturday, in the first ever successful probe landing by any country on its first Mars mission.