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Taking to X, Mr Cook posted a six-second video of a hand swiping across a grey surface, before pinching and pulling to create the Apple logo.

It's time to feel old - as believe it or not, Pokémon turns 30 today. From ultra-rare Charizards to one-of-a-kind special editions, some of these cards could turn you into a millionaire overnight.

Experts from Superdrug surveyed 2,000 sexually active adults from across the UK about how often they have sex - and how often they would like to.

If you're a fan of a quick gossip with your favourite colleague by the water cooler, there's good news. Scientists have confirmed that gossiping about the boss is actually good for you.

While aliens in science fiction hop between planets on vast spaceships, scientists say real-life extraterrestrials might take a far less glamorous means of transport.

While Burger King hopes the headsets will help its restaurants to run more efficiently, they've been widely slated across social media.

The Pentagon's former UFO chief says unexplained objects have been detected in space performing maneuvers beyond the capabilities of known US aircraft or spacecraft.

A Gmail texting scam has been reported after users unknowingly handed over their passwords to cybercriminals, losing access to their email accounts.

An astrologer has revealed that the next three weeks could be the most chaotic of your entire year, impacting communication, travel and relationships.

Neanderthal men were short, stocky and powerful - and our female ancestors appeared to fancy them, according to a new study. (Image is AI-generated).