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The largest "tree of life" ever created has been released, spanning 3.5 billion years and 2.3 million species. Compiled from almost 500 existing smaller trees, it's been described as a "Wikipedia" for such evolutionary maps.

If you're bursting in and out of shadowy forests, the slow reaction time of photochromic glasses just can't keep up. That's where Uvex's Variotronic glasses come in, which change tint in just a tenth of a second. We recently tried a pair out.

Oculus' annual developer conference is underway, and before the company tells us what's new tomorrow, it's giving us all a refresher course on some demos we've seen before. We have a few thoughts after Day One of Oculus Connect 2.

From the world's fastest jet-powered shopping trolley to the world's fastest motorized shed, records were falling left and right last weekend at the final Straightliners Top Speed event of the year in the UK.

After being stored in a shed in Australia for more than 50 years, an extremely rare Harley-Davidson racing motorcycle has gone to auction and fetched a record price.

Bloodhound SSC has gone on show in London ahead of its audacious bid to break the 1,000 mph (1,600 km/h) barrier. Gizmag was invited along to take an up-close look at the feat of engineering and raw power on display.

Toshiba's Chromebook 2 is already one of the most compelling notebooks running Google's desktop OS, but now the company is sweetening the deal, adding new processors and a backlit keyboard.

​Getting a flat tire might never be an entirely hassle-free experience, but before too long it may no longer be necessary to patch or replace punctured tires. Instead, thanks to new research, damaged tires could just be left a few hours to heal on their own.​

In the ever-expanding galaxy of Bluetooth speakers, portability and price are often the priority at the expense of style and sound, but the Fluance Fi50 is a slick, wood-frame speaker that succeeds in flipping that script.

Lockheed Martin has revealed a new Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) 1.1 that can carry up to 13 marines over land or water and incorporates intuitive automatic systems into the design.

Wearables are great for monitoring fitness and, now, a firm is now using the same tech to monitor senior wellness. Schrock Innovations' Allen Band will provide alerts to caregivers in the event of falls or health problems.

As an architectural material, Zinc offers an extremely durable, corrosion resistant, easy to maintain surface that can be used to cover and create buildings. Studio Weave fully embraced these metallic, weather busting properties when it created Midden Studio.