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Samsung makes so many mobile devices, it's easy to lose track. But if you're looking for their biggest and best flagships, you'll want to track down the Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Note 3. How does Samsung's new top-tier smartphone compare to its primo phablet?

Ducati has upgraded its devilishly photogenic Diavel supercruiser with a new 1198cc Testastretta engine, new exhaust, full-LED headlight, reduced emissions, better fuel consumption and more mid-range grunt ... as if it needed it.

Facebook, a major partner of the Internet.org project whose aim it is to deliver internet access to those without, is reportedly looking to acquire drone company Titan Aerospace, with plans to use its vehicles as a means of spreading the internet to the world's under-served regions.

Remember back before computers were sexy, and you only bought a new PC once every three or four years? Have you ever wondered whether buying the latest iPad every single year is a bit ridiculous? Google is questioning that with Project Ara, and now someone has a similar aim with wearables.

Gizmag demonstrates how to stream content from Amazon's Kindle Fire HDX to devices that include the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) standard. using an app called Avia.

Getting into space is an expensive business where every little bit of extra weight can add thousands of dollars to the cost of a mission. A team of researchers at MIT proposes establishing gas stations in space as a possible way to help cut the cost of future missions to the Moon.

Print the Legend tells the story of how 3D printing moved from an industry-only engineering technology to an at-home, DIY manufacturing machine as start-ups have taken the consumer market by storm.

When a patient is undergoing rehab for a condition that compromises their gait or sense of balance, the process certainly isn't helped by the constant worry that they might fall. That's why Bioness developed its Vector Gait and Safety System, that suspends the patient below a robotic trolley.

Flying snakes flatten out their bodies after launching themselves from trees, proceeding to glide through the air. Recently, scientists figured out why that technique works as well as it does. Their findings could have some major applications for us humans.

A floating sphere called Space Replay has been created that explores unusual sound signatures from transitional public spaces, moving around its space and replaying the sounds it picks up after a short delay.

Competition improves the breed and an astonishing performance by a production specification SEAT Leon Cupra 280 in setting a new lap record for the Nurburgring has infused the pocket rocket market with new vigor. Now there are four legitimate contenders for the souped-up shopping-trolley crown.

The UK Ministry of Defence has announced the Watchkeeper UAV has been awarded a Release To Service, clearing the way for flight training to begin with the Royal Artillery.