This Mercedes Benz G-Wagen, affectionately named Otto, has carried Gunther Holtorf and his wife Christine on an incredible 500,000 mile journey around the world.
LG needs to reassert its position as a driving force in Android smartphone development, following a difficult 2011 and Samsung's rapid rise to the top. Could the mysterious D1L project be the smartphone to do so?
Asus has released two teaser videos for a new product it will unveil at Computex 2012, and has hinted that it will run both Google Android and Microsoft Windows 8.
DeLorean is back with the Anyday, a two-wheeled project that indulges its love of stainless steel, ahead of its planned 2013 electric sports car launch.
More details on the Ikea Uppleva home entertainment system have emerged, including some of the apps that will come already installed and the possible screen sizes.
A "mad scientist" has built a real, working Tesla Gun, after being inspired by the graphic novel The Five Fists of Science, where Nikola Tesla himself wields two such weapons.
Apple has quietly rebranded the new iPad as "Wi-Fi + Cellular" rather than "Wi-Fi + 4G," following complaints from regions where such a service isn't available.
After suffering at the hands of online bullies, a woman in the UK has begun legal proceedings to compel Facebook to hand over information which could lead to the bullies identification, but her actions could also have implications in the battle to retain our privacy online.
The president of Nokia USA has said in an interview that he plans to bring the 41-megapixel 808 PureView camera phone to the USA in the next couple of months. But pricing could make it a rare sight.
Logitech has announced the Alert 750n Indoor Master System, which thanks to its night vision camera is perfect for capturing any unwanted activity in your home, paranormal or otherwise, on video.
Research in Motion continues its Wake Up marketing campaign in Australia. But why is it making such a fuss, and why is it bashing Apple at every opportunity?
The world's most expensive public domain, sex.com, has relaunched as a Pinterest clone, where images and videos of the more adult variety can be shared with like-minded members.
Bang and Olufsen has introduced a pair of beautifully designed new televisions, which it's calling "affordable," a phrase rarely used in conjunction with the Danish brand.
British independent car manufacturer Eterniti has put its "super-SUV," the Artemis, on display at the Beijing Motor Show. Expected to launch in the fall, you'll have to pay quite a premium for its bespoke nature.
The countdown on Samsung's Next Galaxy website has ended, revealing a teaser video that doesn't give away anything about the phone, but plenty about Samsung's intentions.