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The Apple Watch may not be in stores just yet, but that isn't stopping various companies from designing accessories for it. We spotted one such product at CES this week – Standzout's aluminum-bodied Bandstand inductive charging stand.

If the plans of Taiwanese firm Gogoro materialize, then the range of many electric vehicles may not matter so much after all. The company's has grand plans for its Smartscooter, which it says will one day move around smart cities swapping out batteries at vending machines as it runs out of juice.

When it was announced, the ZBoard was claimed to be the first weight-sensing electric skateboard. Riders lean forward on it to accelerate and back to brake. Now, a new version of the board has been announced. The ZBoard 2 is said to be lighter, faster, more powerful and have a longer range.

Panasonic has revealed a selection of new compact Lumix cameras. The new cameras include rugged models which are designed to survive whatever you throw at them, and pocketable travel super-zooms.

Greek firm Panos Dragonas Christopoulou Architects envisions placing a tiny cabin atop an Athens rooftop to offer inner-city solitude.

Toshiba has revealed the world's first NFC-enabled SD memory card, along with a companion Android app that lets you see what's stored inside a card without having to put it into a camera or computer first.

Only 15 White Shadows were ever produced, so it was logical that this 1950 Vincent Series C White Shadow which went to auction in Las Vegas last night would join the other 14 Vincent V-twins in the top 100 motorcycles of all time. It did.

Want the exercise, but can't conjure up the energy to go to the gym? Have a seat ... and "turn downtime into exercise time." The TAO Chair, which we took a look at at CES last week, is designed to provide a dynamic workout for your primary target zones from the comfort of your living room.

Sharp has announced a number of new displays that it says "simply cannot be duplicated by other companies." The firm showcased an 85-in 8K LCD screen, a 120-in 4K commercial LCD display and a 60-in wraparound pillar display at CES in Las Vegas.

NASA is dropping miniature robots down crevices inaccessible to humans as a way of extracting information about volcanoes on and off the Earth.

Scientists have developed a method that could make for better precision in killing of cancer cells. The technique uses a unique compound with the ability to illuminate cancer cells when exposed to near-infrared light, potentially acting as markers for surgeons taking on the task of tumor removal.

Every spring in Antarctica, mats of algae form on the underside of the sea ice. These mats serve as a food source for zooplankton, essentially kickstarting the food chain for the year. Scientists have set out to better understand the algae's distribution, using a high-tech underwater drone.