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We've seen this approach to Arctic off-roading at a concept level, but this snow-eating Subaru WRX STI is most definitely for real.

Researchers at the University of Missouri are developing software that would enable computers to perform video analysis tasks, such as alerting emergency services if a video surveillance camera detects a person falling and not getting up.

Researchers have unveiled a method for the industrial-scale processing of pure carbon nanotube fibers that builds upon the tried-and-true processed that chemical firms have used for decades to produce plastics.

It's been a while since we've taken a look at the weird and wonderful canvas that is Dubai's skyline of the future, and this proposal from James Law Cybertecture would slot neatly in.

Asus announced the P7DP55DE-E Premium, the world's first motherboard to support USB 3.0.

The CyberWalk omni-directional treadmill allows someone to walk in any direction while staying centered on the treadmill, offering the potential for truly natural walking and immersion in virtual environments.

In news for committed Tweeters (at least those without a smartphone), Peek has released what it says is the world’s first dedicated Twitter mobile device. TwitterPeek's key selling points are simplicity of function, low-cost and no contracts.

Scientists have successfully wired a state-of-the-art artificial hand to existing nerve endings in the stump of a severed arm to create an intelligent artificial prosthetic hand with all basic features displayed by a real one.

The Wall of Sound is an immense iPod dock which throws out an incredible 125 Watts of ground-shaking sound

Gizmag's pages are filled with clever examples of biomimicry, and why not, evolution is after all the biggest, oldest and most successful design house we know of.

Tag Heuer teams up with Lamborghini to produce a stylish designer phone.

PUYL for cyclists combines a light with a pump.