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The First Car To Completely Drive Itself While Owners watch TV

Audi has revealed the world's first production car capable of driving itself while the owner takes their eyes off the road to watch television.

Launched at Audi Summit in Barcelona, the new luxury saloon car is the first production vehicle to offer Level 3 autonomous driving, where in certain circumstances the driver can completely disengage from the task of driving, letting the car take full control.

For the new 2018 A8 this is possible at

Sell off any Bitcoin You can't Afford to Lose before 1am BST on Tuesday 1 August!

The bitcoin network will be experiencing potential disruption at the end of July as the cryptocurrency goes through a "user activated soft fork", whereby miners on the bitcoin blockchain will have to decide whether they want to support a new technology or not.

After 1am BST on 1 August, it is likely that bitcoin confirmation scores will become unreliable, meaning that if you send and receive bitcoins on the network, the transactions may not show up in your wallet, or show up as

Ways To buy Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum on iPhone, Android and desktop

Here are four options to get you started.

Coinbase

The largest cryptocurrency exchange online today, Coinbase operates in 32 countries and has over seven million users worldwide. Customers can buy bitcoin, litecoin and ethereum using a

Electric planes are slowly edging their way out of science fiction and into the real world.

At the International Paris Air Show, Israel-based Eviation Aircraft revealed the first prototype of its all-electric airplane, called the Alice Commuter, which is claimed to have a range of up to 600 miles at almost 280mph.

If Eviation can stick to that timeline then the progress in electronic aviation is nothing short of staggering. Just two years ago, Icelandic airline Wow Air ran an April Fool's day joke about it launching an all-electric.

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A teenager who invested $1,000 gift in bitcoin aged 12 is now a millionaire

A teenager from a family he describes as the "Elon Musk version of the Kardashians" has become a millionaire after investing $1,000 (£800) into bitcoin when he was just 12 years old.

Thanks to a tip-off from his brother, Erik Finman, from Idaho, US, invested a $1,000 gift from his grandmother into the cryptocurrency in May 2011. At the time, bitcoin was unheard of outside of technology communities and worth around $12 per coin.

Finman told CNBC how he invested in bitcoin as a way of winning a bet with his Ph.D-holding, Stanford-educated

Israeli fighter jets destroy Syrian tanks as tension mounts on Golan Heights

The Israeli army has released a video purportedly showing its air force targeting three Syrian military installations after at least 10 "errant" projectiles fired from Syria landed in Israel-controlled territory.

It is believed the fire was not aimed at Israeli targets and was the result of fighting in Syria, where the President Assad's troops are battling Islamist militants in Quneitra province, near the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, on Saturday (24 June).

'I dragged him by the balls' – Teen's sick boast after killing elderly Chinese jogger

A British teenager who beat a jogger to death and then boasted about how he dragged him down the street by his genitals has been jailed for 19 years.

Nathan Richardson, 19, pleaded guilty to the murder of 67-year-old Chinese national Wen Qing Xu while he went for a morning run on New Years Day.

Richardson had been taking a cocktail of drink and drugs at a New Year's Eve party Eversleigh St, Preston, when he crossed paths with Xu in the Plungington area.

In a seemingly unprovoked and violent attack, Richardson then kicked and stamped on Xu, causing "extensive and catastrophic injuries" which Lancashire Police describe as some of the worse they've ever seen.

Remain Calm Under Pressure and Be Successful.

The ability to manage your emotions and remain calm under pressure has a direct link to your performance. TalentSmart has conducted research with more than a million people, and we’ve found that 90% of top performers are skilled at managing their emotions in times of stress in order to remain calm and in control.

Research from the University of California, Berkeley, reveals an upside to experiencing moderate levels of stress. But it also reinforces how important it is to keep stress under control. The study, led by

Jeff Bezos is on the cusp of overtaking Bill Gates as the World’s Richest Man

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is poised to be the new king ― of the billionaires.Bezos is on the cusp of overtaking Bill Gates as the world’s richest man, buoyed by the strong performance of Amazon stock in recent months and the (comparatively) smaller gains of Gates’ Microsoft during the same period.

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index shows that Bezos’ net worth passed $86 billion on Monday, putting him “only” around $3.8 billion short of Gates, who clocks in at $89.8 billion.

Bezos owns about 17 percent of Amazon, which closed above $1,000

Scientists Develop Invisibility Cloak for Soldiers to Hide from Enemy Radars

Scientists from the Saratov State University in Russia have developed a custom-made invisibility cloak for soldiers that will help the camouflage with their background without being detected by radars and radio devices.

The cloak is not like the one seen in fictional content like Harry Potter movies but can be a crucial defence technique of the future as enemy troops will not be able to detect soldiers in hiding. By using radio-absorbing properties it will allow soldiers in ordinary uniforms to be invisible to the

'GyroDrive' Made First Flying Car to be Legal on Road and in the Air

The race to produce the first commercial flying car has a new contender, as a Czech pilot called Pavel Brezina claims he has produced the world's first vehicle authorised to travel by both road and sky.

Called the GyroDrive, the one-off vehicle is a modified autogyro which can be driven on the public road. It joins a surprisingly busy market full of startups bidding to be the first to sell a flying car to the public.

"This is the only road certified flying vehicle I know about," Brezina told the AFP news agency. "Everyone is trying to make a high-speed car that can fly, but this is a different thing," the 51-year-old added. Brezina has been flying for 30 years and is the owner of Nirvana Systems, a company which produces motors for small flying machines.

Brezina buys autogyros in kit from their German manufacturer, before modifying them so that the wheels are powered by an electric motors, making it drive like a car.

There is a switch for the driver/pilot to operate either the petrol-powered rotor for flight, or the electric

IMF Doubtful on European banks' ability to generate sustainable profits

European banks are not becoming profitable enough to be competitive despite increasing equity prices and a steepening yield curve, says the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in a report released on Wednesday (19 April).

The annual Global Financial Stability report highlighted the inability of European banks to generate sustainable profits. Chronic low margins increase global risk and banks would be unable to cushion themselves from an economic shock. They would be forced to take unhealthy and often risky ventures to increase their profitability, the report said.

'Overbanking' in the industry has been faulted as one of the main reasons for low margins. According to the report overbanking is "the variety of structural factors that lead to an overly large

5 Major Russian Hacker Groups that have wreaked havoc in Cyberspace over the past Few Years.

Russian hackers have been in the spotlight since the 2016 US presidential election. Over the past year, reports about Kremlin-linked hacker groups dominating cyberspace with widespread, global attacks have emerged, indicating that Russian hackers' reach may extend to targets across the world.Over the past year, numerous international government, private and political organisations have been targeted by what experts say are Kremlin-linked cyberespionage groups, in efforts to influence socio-political aspects of different countries.

Why You should not trust your bank blindly.

If you don’t trust your bank, you’re in good company. With financial regulations unraveling, and in the wake of several shocking banking scandals, it’s remarkable we haven’t all switched to a digital crypto-currency like Bitcoin and ditched our financial institutions.

The latest EY Global Consumer Banking Survey finds customers around the globe have diminishing trust in their banks. While they broadly trust banks to look after their money securely across markets, few have complete trust in their banks to give

How Trump And Congress Are About To Ruin America’s $220 Billion Economic Secret Weapon

When most people think of the U.S. Census Bureau, they probably don’t think of an agency that supercharges the profitability and efficiency of American businesses.

Nor do they realize that one of the economy’s best secret weapons is facing its greatest crisis since James Madison and Thomas Jefferson created it in 1790.

But then again, most people haven’t built a $4.5 billion fortune based on Census data, the way Jack and Laura

Bitcoin is close to reaching $3,000 per coin

Bitcoin broke a new record on 6 June as its valuation crossed the $2,900 (£2,250) barrier for the first time.

The crypto-currency started the previous day hovering around the $2,600 mark, but took off shortly after midnight (BST), according to data published by CoinDesk. The currency reached $2,911 per coin, before dipping $100 then stabilising between $2,800 and $2,900.

It is unlikely to be long until bitcoin crosses the $3,000 mark, which would represent a near six-fold growth in