In ancient India, a young man who proved passionless in the sack might have tried goat testicles boiled in milk.

Getting a good night’s sleep in the Balkans can be rough for peacekeepers bunking in a military camp far from home and family for months at a time.

Presenting the hand-held laser guided bolt action aluminum potato rifle. Great photo.

If some of the numbers being cited about identity theft are to be believed, it’s just a matter of time before some unseen cyberhustler steals your name, empties your bank account and wrecks your financial reputation. You can almost hear the maniacal laughter.

The Longue Vue estate, with its English furnishings, Turkish rugs, blown-glass chandeliers and oil paintings, is on life support. Hundreds of yards of air-duct hoses run through doors and into cellars, trying to save the mansion from Hurricane Katrina’s long-lasting remnant: mold.

A Russian scientist claims to have created remote controlled turtles for spying missions.

IBM has announced a new and affordable 3D video system that works with normal DLP (Digital Light Processing) televisions.

Brushing three times a day is a tough task, especially if you’re roughing it in the mountains of Afghanistan or in the Iraqi desert.

A perpetual-motion machine may defy the laws of physics, but an Indiana inventor recently succeeded in having one patented.

The breaking of the Monica Lewinsky scandal and this year’s Live 8 concerts were voted among the most influential internet moments of the past 10 years on Tuesday by organisers of the annual Webby Awards.