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Its 500-hp Beast is no slouch, but Rezvani Motors believes there are at least five customers out there willing to spend double the price on a suped-up, twin-turbo roadster. For them, there's the all-new Beast X.

The trains for the UK's new Crossrail rail link have been unveiled. They will be over one-and-a-half times as long as London's longest Tube train and will accommodate 1,500 passengers. Features will include regenerative braking, intelligent lighting and temperature systems, free Wi-Fi and 4G access.

MIT researchers have developed a way to replace complex, expensive medical imaging equipment with much less expensive consumer equipment and a little bit of fancy math. The technique uses technology like the Microsoft Kinect paired with sophisticated mathematical modeling.

Living Ink adds a "time-lapse" element to artwork by bringing print to life when exposed to sunlight. Once applied to paper, the ink takes one or more days to show up, and needs to be put in a portable greenhouse to "grow" the ink.

The iPad Pro is a strange device. Like other Apple products, it has a premium, polished design and is (in some ways) delightful to use. But it also shows Apple playing the unfamiliar role of follower – and (in some ways) not doing a particularly good job of it.

The patent-pending Kurv Guitar system is made up of a large pick-shaped air strummer and a handheld virtual fingerboard, and combines touch, motion and gestures to generate tunes based on player actions in an app running on a Bluetooth-connected smart device..

​Back in February, Sydney, Australia-based One Education officially unveiled its concept for a modular laptop called the XO-Infinity. The Infinity project has now blossomed into a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo to get the colorful portable computer into the hands of school kids around the globe.

Through observations of a red hypergiant known as VY Canis Majoris, astronomers have unraveled the mystery as to how stars shed vast quantities of mass before going supernova.

A piece of Cold War memorabilia is going on sale in Hong Kong as Bonhams auctions a rare spy camera disguised as a packet of Lucky Strike cigarettes. The high precision 16 mm stills camera was made in 1949 or 1950 for the US Signal Corps and is believed to be one of only two in existence.

If you're shopping for a smartphone, this is the best time of year to do it. Let Gizmag help with your decision, as we compare the best smartphones of 2015.

A new polymer hydrogel reassembles itself when broken, and could lead to self-healing electronic circuits (which in turn could result in sturdier, more reliable flexible electronics) as well as longer-lasting rechargeable batteries. The gel also has potential applications in soft robotics.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced the winner of its prestigious House of the Year award. The award shines a light on the best of British housing design.