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The Spritz reading app flashes words at you in quick succession so you don’t have to move your eyes around a page, and in my very quick testing it allowed me to read at more than double my usual reading pace.

California-based Logbar aims to take finger wagging to the next level with Ring, which pairs with devices via Bluetooth to allow control of mobile devices and home appliances, make electronic payments and even type text in mid air with a wave of a finger.

South Korean automotive manufacturer Kia looks set to return to its roots with the showing of two prototype electric bikes at the Geneva Motor Show. The bikes which use monocoque frames, are very likely to see production using a newly developed manufacturing process.

The First Sign Hair Clip, a hair clip fitted with security sensors, is designed to help deter violence against women by not only sending out a cry for help, but gathering up evidence to ensure justice is served.

Since 1998 Audi’s enigmatic sports coupe, the TT, has been one of the German firm's more unique offerings. With the unveiling of its third generation models at this week’s Geneva Motor Show, Audi has chosen to blend elements of the original TT with those of more current designs.

Today's vast array of devices for listening to music means that it is increasingly difficult to decide what to listen to or how to do it. Aether's Cone speaker learns what music a user likes over time and plays it without any fuss.

Non-profit organization INCLUDED has produced a new shipping container-based community center for Shanghai's migrant worker community, dubbed Community Cube.

Pioneer's Professional Sound and Visual Division has developed some enclosed inner-ear headphones specially tuned for DJs who mix and play music on the move.

A team of Delft University students has developed a concept for a solar-powered skin to be fitted to the typical Dutch home, better aligning its energy usage with 21st century power demands.

One of the wildest cars at the Geneva Motor Show, the Nanoflowcell Quant e-Sportlimousine (not the punchiest name) is a research prototype that's powered by ionized salt water. More accurately, it's powered by a flow battery that uses ionized salt water as its energy storage medium.

In a report on the future of cargo shipping, Rolls-Royce Vice President for Innovation, Engineering and Technology, Oskar Levander, outlines a time not far from now when freighters and other ships are unmanned robots that cruise the oceans under remote control by shore based captains.

iPhones and Android phones might get the lion's share of attention, but we think Windows Phone is a pretty terrific platform in its own right. What happens when you marry Microsoft's mobile OS to an enormous 6-in phablet? You get the Nokia Lumia 1520, the first of its kind. Read on for our review.