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Gizmag reviews the Woojer, a matchbox-sized device that sends beat-driven vibrations throughout the region of the body where it's placed, adding a new dimension to the personal music listening experience.

If you're looking for a kids tablet that delivers zippy performance, here's our review of Fuhu's Nabi Dreamtab HD8. Packing a Tegra quad core processor and running Andriod 4.4, this children's tablet is fast enough to work for an adult in a pinch.

X-rays don't always show bones as being sharply defined from the surrounding tissue. Now, however, free software known as BoneFinder is able to draw outlines around bones automatically.

Living in a tiny house can be as much about lifestyle as it is the size of dwelling. Tiny house living naturally requires an efficient use of space, but that efficiency can also encompass other parts of life. Jay Austin's Matchbox embodies just that efficient, low-impact lifestyle.

Eurostar, the rail system that links the UK to continental Europe through the Eurotunnel, is turning 20. As part of the celebration, the company is adding a new fleet of high-tech e320 trains made by Siemens. The trains are faster and feature Wi-Fi.

Boeing has successfully joined two its 702SP satellites together in preparation of a launch scheduled for early 2015. Aside from being the first involving conjoined satellites, the launch will also put the first satellites to enter service boasting an all-electric propulsion system into orbit.

Although DJI Innovations is best-known for its line of "prosumer" Phantom quadcopters, it also makes a professional-use multicopter called the Spreading Wings. Now, DJI has announced its new Inspire 1 quadcopter, which combines aspects of both the Phantom and the Spreading Wings.

Back in 2012, Gizmag looked at LiquidPiston’s X2 rotary engine and now the company is back with the 70 cc X Mini engine, which LiquidPiston’s President and Co-Founder, Dr Alexander Shkolnik unveiled on Wednesday at the SAE International/JSAE 2014 Small Engine Technology Conference in Pisa, Italy.

Headphones enclose the user with his or her music, and block out the world around them. Wearhaus aims to change that with its new Arc headphones, that promise to allow users to connect with each other by streaming music to other Arc wearers.

Looking for a new action camera to film your outdoor exploits, but struggling to decide on which one? Well, you are in luck, as Gizmag's 2014 Action Camera Comparison Guide looks at the specifications and features of some of the best action cameras currently available.

Bicycle historians, take note – it's time once again to look back at 10 of the bike-related products that most caught our attention over the past year! We like 'em, because they're examples of what happens when people dare to try something different.

Last week saw electronic paper-toting wearable, the FES Watch, return to Japanese crowdfunding site. While the campaign is well on the way towards its funding goal under its own steam, a Sony spokesman has revealed to WSJ that the product is an undercover effort from the electronics giant.