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Along with its various other activity-specific multi-tools, Leatherman currently offers models dedicated to the unique needs of skaters and surfers. Now, it's come out with a newly-updated tool designed just for snowboarders – the Hail + Style PS.

Need to pump up a ball, bike tire or whatnot, but don't feel like doing a lot of manual pumping? You could take the item up to your local gas station and use its compressor, but Airman is hoping that you'll use its Airgun instead.

A team of researchers at the University of Texas At Austin's Cockrell School of Engineering have created the worlds first one-way acoustic circulator, a device which controls the direction of sound waves, allowing the user to hear without being heard.

This week Google shocked the tech world by announcing that it was selling Motorola Mobility to Lenovo. While that raises lots of questions about future Motorola phones, it doesn't take anything away from the company's current flagship. Read on, as we take a look at the wooden Moto X.

Nicholas Mee & Co, Aston Martin Heritage Dealer in West London, is aiming at a new, (much) younger breed of customers. It’s selling a fully functioning, petrol-engined miniature car for the 10-year old crowd, inspired by the Aston Martin DB models of the 1960s.

Umoove has developed innovative face tracking technology that allows users to navigate a game on their iOS device just by facing in the direction they want to go. The Umoove Experience app that demonstrates the technology is available for free from the iTunes store.

To help provide a better understanding of riverine areas, a team headed by José Barata and Pedro Santana of the University of Lisbon are developing a “marsupial” robotic system called Riverwatch that teams a robotic catamaran with an on-board hexacopter.

GPS systems don't work for navigating indoor environments such as shopping malls. Some non-GPS alternatives are in development, including ones that incorporate rapidly-blinking LED lights or Wi-Fi signals. The Inside app, however, utilizes the phone's own standard sensors.

A new antibiotic "smart bomb" that can target specific strains of bacteria could provide the next-generation antibiotic drugs needed to stave off the threat of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

A cloudy night in London led to the discovery of the 21st Century's brightest supernova in the starburst galaxy M82. The new supernova, SN 2014J, is the brightest since 1993. We'll tell you how to find it in a small scope.

We're coming just that much closer to electronic devices such as TV screens that can be rolled up in a tube. Scientists have created a material that is conductive, transparent and flexible – a combination that they claim has never before been achieved.

Thanks to a malfunction during the Apollo 15 mission in 1971 that prevented it from being abandoned with its fellows, the only camera used on the surface of the Moon and brought back to Earth will be auctioned by Westlicht Photographica Auction in Vienna.