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Data scientists in Colombia have have developed a computer model that can work out what crops work best under specific weather conditions. They have advised rice farmers not to plant crops, saving millions of dollars.

CERN is digitizing over 50 years of old photographs. However, the researchers say they can’t work out what some photos depict. If you know your Large Hadron Collider from your Low Energy Antiproton Ring, then be sure to read on and lend a hand ...

The Toyota Supra was no slouch in its time, but a newly-built drag racing version of the car has been taken to a new extreme. The Ekanoo Racing Outlaw Supra covered a quarter mile (0.4 km) in 6.05 seconds. The time was a New Import World Record in the Outlaw 6-Cylinder category.

You've decided to get a shiny new DSLR, but which one will be right for you? Gizmag compares the specifications and features of some of the best entry-level to enthusiast DSLRs available in 2014.

CyberPowerPC has announced its latest gaming machine in the form of the Fangbook III HX6. The new system features a kickstand that allows for better airflow, leading to improved cooling.

Following his Covent Garden-based levitating market building, Alex Chinneck has returned with a new project: a full-size two-story home built mostly from wax, that will melt over 30 days.

Amazon has expanded its universe of "Fire" devices with its smallest addition yet – the Fire TV Stick streaming media HDMI dongle.

Following an exhaustive scientific analysis, mission operators at the ESA have confirmed Site J as the primary landing location for Rosetta's Philae lander. If all goes to plan, Nov. 12 will see the first-ever attempted soft landing of a spacecraft on a comet.

Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its first Bluetooth speaker. The BeoPlay A2 promises 24 hours of continuous play on a single charge – which the firm reckons is unmatched for a speaker of its size and type.

A team of MIT researchers is developing "microwalkers" – microscopic machines that mimic microorganisms' abilities to autonomously seek out specific structures in the body. The technology could provide a valuable tool for constructing sensors and medical devices.

The long-tailed classic that is Chevrolet’s Impala has gone through many iterations since it was introduced in the late 1950s – some good, some excessively bland. The redesigned 2015 Impala LTZ is in the former camp.

Over the last ten years, a new type of malaria has been on the rise in the forests of Southeast Asia. By using drones to observe the environment from above, researchers are gaining a new perspective on how changes to the terrain may be impacting local wildlife and causing the spread of the disease.