Work has begun on building a super-fast car to smash all previous records and reach the breathtaking speed of 1,000mph.

The Large Hadron Collider, the world’s biggest and most expensive science experiment, produced its first collisions on Monday, said scientists at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, outside Geneva.

After a Rickrolling test run from the world's first iPhone worm, a second piece of self-replicating code is actually backdooring and botnetting jailbroken versions of the Apple status symbol

Scientists have developed a cement that is carbon negative as it produces far less CO2 during the manufacturing process but then will actually absorb CO2 from the air.

Yes, Google has open-sourced Chrome OS, its much-discussed browser-based operating system. But as usual, the open sourcing only says so much about its openness.

How to make a Rat LED Throwie. Or, what happened when LED Throwies met Mouse Taxidermy. Be warned, this is another extremely graphic tutorial featuring guts, dismemberment, and soldering!

The ultimate notebook – or Netpad as we’re calling it – is in the advanced design stages thanks to some sterling work by our friends at The Alloy.

The first version of RIM's BlackBerry Storm smartphone took a lot of knocks for things like its touchscreen, its virtual keyboard and its lack of WiFi. With the Storm2, RIM has addressed a lot of these problems, creating a much more satisfying phone. However, call quality, camera quality and application selection still lag behind RIM's rivals.

A former mine in Wiltshire once equipped as a cold war government retreat has become one of the world's greenest server farms.

Hacking websites used to be a way to show off. Now, as Charles Arthur reports in our series about online security, it's a lucrative crime – committed on an industrial scale.