In Pictures: The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2014 (so far!)
2014 has featured crop circles, advanced toilet tech, flying saucers, wild software development
2014 has featured crop circles, advanced toilet tech, flying saucers, wild software development
NASA system looks to safely land larger spacecraft on Mars
From space submarines to solar wind powered spacecraft, a look at the coolest space technologies
Perhaps it is just a nerd’s delight, but Bruce Campbell, a former electrical engineer has made a Boeing 727 airliner his home
Stripped computers and air-conditioners are part of daily Chinese village life.
Google's sensors avoid trouble, even when other drivers try to distract the cars
3D printed guns, candy and cars top the list.
Virgin Galactic, SpaceX and others expect the site to be the hub of commercial space operations
Take a look inside Russian NASA, ESA spacecraft construction
In its 50-year history the IBM mainframe has been hailed and vilified. It has been born, reborn (many times) and pronounced dead. And yet the Big Iron remains a key computing resource for many large companies and will do so for many years. Here we take a look at the mainframe’s long history, from its use with the US space program to its prominence inside large business datacentres. Take a look.
The Federal Trade Commission today issued its annual look at what consumers in the United States are complaining about the most.
NASA and others are looking to protect the world from asteroid strikes
From cameras to physical fitness gear, computers are getting attached to your body
Amazon, DHL, FedEx all in on using unmanned aircraft for package services. What’s next?
From the attack on privacy and Cryptolocker to Eric Snowden and the NSA, it's been a challenging year