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Melbourne, Australia, is the latest to experience a push for elevated bike highways, with a consortium of architectural and engineering firms advocating the Veloway as a means of improving safety for cyclists, while also creating a vital transport link across the city.

This year's Outdoor Retailer took the multifunctional hiking pole to a new level, with two hiking poles that double as full-on survival multi-tools. One includes an interchangeable multitool system, while the other has a built-in flashlight … and stun gun.

When Microsoft made its announcement of a new Surface earlier this year, most of us were expecting a 7-inch Surface Mini. But instead, we got a larger Surface Pro 3. Other manufacturers are making their own mini tablets that run full versions of Windows 8.1, and one of them is the Toshiba Encore 2.

Feeling a little paranoid about attacks from all of those pesky challengers to your authority? Perhaps you just crave a bit of extra security in your limousine? Well, Mercedes may just have the answer for you, in the form of its S600 Guard.

UK-based 4x4 Aviation has conceived a hybrid VTOL cargo plane dubbed the VV (Versatile Vehicle)-Plane that is fitted with electric, tiltable, ducted fans and will be able to carry truck-sized loads at nearly 200 mph (320 km/h).

Last month, Land Rover claimed a new record for a production SUV as its 2015 Range Rover Sport SVR ran the Nordschleife circuit in eight minutes and 14 seconds. Now the company reveals the specs behind how a two and a half tonne Chelsea tractor is able to do a lap time like a stabbed rat.

The Tower of London is currently home to a poignant art installation titled Blood swept lands and seas of red that will eventually feature 888,246 poppies – or one for each British and Colonial fatality during the First World War.

Computer scientists at Carnegie Mellon are developing a programming language that seamlessly handles code, objects, and values from multiple other languages in the one program.

Researchers at Tufts University, Boston have developed a three-dimensional brain-like tissue that is structurally similar to living rat brain tissue, functions enough like it for experimental purposes, and is able to kept alive for up to two months.

We photographed the EBR 1190SX at an abandoned warehouse on the edge of town. Here’s a few first impressions, and a bunch of highly irresponsible photographs to tide you over until we get a chance to do a full road review.

Australian company Dog & Bone has unveiled what it says to be the world's first shockproof wireless charging case for the iPhone 5. So how exactly do these claims stack up? Join Gizmag, as we try the Backbone on for size.

If you've ever tried to retrieve an object that's floating away from you, then you'll know how frustrating it can be. According to recent research, however, it's possible to move such objects in whichever direction you wish – as long as you can generate the right type of waves.