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A perfect gift for budding designers during the holiday season has to be Lego. The small blocks of plastic present builders with unlimited, scaled down design opportunities. Now a duo has snapped together 500,000 pieces of the stuff to create the world’s first air-powered Lego roadster.

A new product has just been announced called Smokio, which takes the electronic portion of electronic cigarettes to heart, adding connections to smartphones that allows users to track all kinds of data about their smoking habits.

Christmas is around the corner and the hunt for the best kids toys out there has never been more exciting. With iPhone controlled toys, smart toys and customizable robots, the latest breed of high-tech toys have a lot to offer. Check out Gizmag's top 10 coolest tech toys for kids.

iOS gaming has come a long way. Just a few years ago the best you could hope for was a virtual pool simulator or Doodle Jump. But today we have ports of top-notch console games and creative originals from indie developers. Join Gizmag, as we break down some of the top iPhone and iPad games of 2013.

Following on from its release of the world's first 21:9 aspect ratio computer monitor last year, LG is heading to CES in January with two new UltraWide models, including the top-of-the-line 34-inch IPS 21:9 UltraWide UM95 model

Audi calls the all-new R18 e-tron quattro LMP1 its most complex race car to date. One of its standout features, which Audi highlighted at the car's world premiere this week, is a set of laser headlights.

Scientist have used ordinary fishing line and sewing thread to create artificial muscles. With possible applications including robotics and prostheses, they're 100 times more powerful than human muscles of the same size.

The mantle of world's fastest production car looks to have been broken this month with Hennessey Performance announcing that its Venom GT hit 270.49 mph (435.31 km/h) at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

With Mike Hanlon and Fabian Fitzgerald busy checking out the latest in motorcycle technology, Loz Blain turns his back to the track and speaks to a few of the lesser known characters that add life to the World Superbike paddock.

Lechal shoes and insoles are paired with a navigation app on the user's smartphone, and guide the user by causing one or other of their shoes to vibrate, letting them know when and where to turn.

More details have emerged on the Yamaha MOTIV.e city car EV. The 25 kW Zytek motor spins to 15,000 rpm and comes with advanced thermal management and control integration. The motor weighs just 13kg, while the gearbox weighs 11kg.

Pizza will soon be joining the US Army's field rations menu. MREs (Meal, Ready to Eat) have a history of disappointing combat troops. Now, MRE designers have achieved a minor miracle in food technology: stopping time for a slice of pizza.