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How drones can be made to avoid crashing into stuff is a question that has long plagued the technology. But the world's largest drone maker DJI says it has now developed a solution. Called Guidance, its obstacle avoidance system integrates with its new developer-focused Matrice 100 quadcopter.

Last year's LG G3, while imperfect, was among the better flagship smartphones of 2014. Can its follow-up continue with that momentum? Read on, for Gizmag's review of the new LG G4.

The ADvanced Expendable Launcher with INnovative engine Economy (Adeline) from Airbus Defence and Space would preserve the main engines and avionics of the company's next generation Ariane 6 and other launch vehicles, for use in later missions.

Gizmag reviews Amazon Echo, the company's unique desktop personal assistant that has just become publicly available after a limited, invite-only roll out.

Australia is wasting billions of dollars of potential value by shipping its world-beating titanium reserves out of the country as raw ore. That's why the CSIRO, is trying to kick-start a local 3D printing revolution that could add massive value to the raw resource.

We first caught wind of HGST's high capacity hard drives in 2012, when it claimed it could boost storage capacities by 40 percent by replacing regular air inside the enclosure with helium. The company has stayed the course, now releasing the world's first 10 TB hard drive.

The A7R II is Sony's new flagship mirrorless camera offering, and looks like it could be something special. Using a 42-megapixel back-illuminated full frame Exmor R CMOS sensor the camera promises to deliver high quality images in any lighting condition.

Researchers from the Argonne National Laboratory have created a new combination material from graphene and diamonds that's able to almost entirely overcome friction. The property, known as superlubricity, is highly sought after for its potential use in a wide range of mechanical systems.

Supercar, hypercar, megacar ... whatever you want to call today's fastest, most powerful, most technologically advanced cars, they're in the midst of a very exciting evolution. Join us as we delve into the state of the modern supercar.

Denmark's Bjarke Ingels Group has unveiled preliminary plans and renders for Manhattan's Two Word Trade Center, the fourth and final skyscraper slated for the World Trade Center site. As you might expect from a firm with BIG's pedigree, it's a real eye-catcher.

When it comes to creating surfaces, it's a simple task to either make ones that are smooth or ones that are bumpy. But now researchers at MIT have created one that can be both, with the ability to dynamically change texture through the application of pressure.

The Al Jazeera Media Network (AJMN) has opened a new UK headquarters and broadcast studio in one of London's most iconic buildings. The new facility at the Shard skyscraper is both unconventional and cleverly designed.