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Sony has given its line-up of FE full frame E-mount lenses a significant boost with the announcement that it's launching four new lenses and two new converters. The additional glass options will no doubt be welcomed by Sony A7 shooters.

Last week Samsung launched its ultra light and thin MacBook Air rival, the 2015 Ativ Book 9. This week it's launching another PC, the first All-in-One with a curved screen.

Every year, artisan bicycle builders from all over the world descend upon a different US city to show their wares at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show. We decided to begin our coverage of this year's event with an eye-catching one-of-a-kind bike that was built especially for the show.

When a child is suffering from disturbed sleep, the whole family suffers along with them. Lully is a new device to prevent the night terrors that plague so many young children, and it comprises nothing but a vibrating pod and companion smartphone app.

Researchers have discovered a hormone that could provide some of the diabetes-preventing benefits of exercise, without the need to work up a sweat doing stomach crunches or bicep curls.

Last September we first heard about the one-off Yerka Project bike. Its clever feature was a frame that partially came apart to act as a lock. Now, its creators are attempting to bring it to market via an Indiegogo campaign.

Ready to fly straight out of the box, the Vision+ is the easiest and quickest way to get a fully gimbal-stabilised, 1080p HD video camera in the air. Friendly to fly thanks to excellent GPS and compass stabilisation, DJI's best selling machine puts aerial photography and video within easy reach.

Porsche has used the 2015 Geneva Motor Show to unveil its most track-ready, stripped-back 911 yet - the new 911 GT3 RS. Whereas the last GT3 was all about driver involvement, however, this new one eschews its predecessor's slick-shifting manual gearbox for a fast-shifting double-clutch unit.

NASA scientist's say that they have estimated that Mars may once have had enough water to form a vast body the size of the Arctic Ocean surrounding its north pole, where only plains remain.

Armed with the knowledge that children tend to learn better when they teach their new-found skills to others, Swiss researchers have enlisted the help of a humanoid robot that improves along with them.

Hackaball is a computer in a ball that kids can program using a simple interface on an iPad app, and then throw it around, bounce it off walls and kick it about in completely made up games.

Researchers from the Medical University of Vienna have developed a technique called "bionic reconstruction" that allows amputees to control a robotic prosthesis with their mind, when there's no neural connection left to exploit between the brain and the part of the hand that remains..