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A common ailment among stroke patients and the aging, treating a degenerative sense of touch has proven a complex task. A stimulation glove designed to improve tactile perception through small electrical pulses could provide a wearable solution that's unimposing enough for everyday use.

Researchers in Huston have developed a cost effective method for printing living cells with almost a 100 percent survival rate. The method which resembles the ancient art of block printing allow cells to be printed on any surface at a fraction of the cost of current technologies.

The Bentley Continental GT Speed is already one of the road's most electrifying combinations of luxury, power and performance. At the Geneva Motor Show, Bentley will add an extra bit of muscle to the "fastest production Bentley ever." It will also show the new Flying Spur V8.

Finnish company Creoir Ltd is certainly banking on style being the force to drive mass market appeal of the smartwatch. Its concept Ibis Dual Face Smart Watch on show at this week's Mobile World Congress closer resembles a piece of jewelry than other smartwatch designs floating around.

A couple of months ago, Sena released its Prism actioncam. Among other things, it allows users to add their own narration to footage as it's being recorded, via Bluetooth. Sena has now announced its Bluetooth Audio Pack, that lets GoPro Hero users do the same thing.

We all know to look out for viruses that can be spread over the internet, or by sharing files between computers. Now, however, scientists have shown that special viruses could move between wireless access points using existing Wi-Fi networks.

Nadir is a watch with hands that point inwards rather than outwards. This changes the aesthetic, offering an unusual perspective on time. With your eye drawn naturally to the center of the face, Nadir arguably makes it easier to tell what time it is.

3D printing technology has assisted in life-saving heart surgery performed on a 14-month old child, with engineers at the University of Louisville producing a printed model of the child's heart prior to the procedure that enabled doctors to better prepare for the operation.

Lichtenstein-based start-up NanoFlowcell will reveal a working prototype it calls the Quant e-Sportlimousine at next week's Geneva Motor Show. More than just a concept car or styling exercise, the car showcases "an entirely new energy storage system."

Playing with your food is generally frowned upon, but very little is said about playing music with your food. Artists Emilie Baltz and Carla Diana are exploring exactly that concept. Their work Lickestra is a musical performance in which ice cream is used as the instrument.

A team of scientists from the US Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has demonstrated a robotic muscle with 1,000 times more power than that of a human's, and which has the ability to catapult items 50 times its own weight.

Manufacturers are still figuring out what customers want out of smartwatches, if anything at all. So it kinda makes sense that a company like Qualcomm would make a device that's designed to showcase its components for future smartwatch-makers. Read on, as Gizmag reviews the Qualcomm Toq smartwatch.