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The numbers you see on each section of this helmet represent the likelihood of that section taking an impact in a crash ... and they tell a very powerful story that's guaranteed to create arguments with other riders.

Nissan is currently testing out a prototype that it says could make car washes a relic of the past. The test car benefits from a new nano-paint treatment that repels dirt and grime. The automaker is putting the car through the dirty wringer to see how well it holds up in the real world.

The all-new DeLorme inReach Explorer combines the satellite communications functions of past inReach mobiles with a full GPS navigation feature set. A single handheld unit serves as a GPS navigator, backcountry communications device and emergency rescue beacon all rolled into one.

In an effort to demonstrate the potential of a new nano-scale manufacturing technology, as well to encourage young people’s interest in science and technology, IBM has unveiled the world’s smallest magazine cover at the USA Science and Engineering Festival.

For the first time, researchers at the University of New South Wales in Australia have used cochlear implants to regenerate auditory nerves through gene therapy, a process where therapeutic DNA is inserted into cells to treat a disease.

If you're looking for a speaker to play music from your phone, you're not short of choices. There's currently a huge variety from which to choose, with which phones can connect using wires, docks, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and so on. The Favi Audio+ takes an even simpler approach.

DARPA's Aircrew Labor In-Cockpit Automation System (ALIAS) program is aimed at producing a drop-in automated flight control system designed to make the pilot's life simpler while reducing the size of flight crews.

The Nintendo Game Boy turned 25 this week. What better time to look back at one of gaming's most influential devices? We examine some of its predecessors, competitors, and stand-out software titles as we reminisce about the old grey brick.

A couple of years ago, we first heard about a gecko-inspired reusable adhesive known as Geckskin. Now, its creators have announced a new version that works better on rough surfaces, such as drywall and wood.

Gesture recognition devices may indeed offer more functionality than is possible using just a keyboard, but in order to use them, users have to lift their hands away from that keyboard. A Microsoft team decided to address that problem, and created a keyboard that recognizes hand gestures.

Six entrepreneurs have been selected as finalists in Virgin Media's "Pitch to Rich" competition. The contest aims to "find the best and most innovative entrepreneurs in the UK." The finalists will now pitch to Sir Richard Branson for the chance to win £5,000 (US$8,420) of investment, plus mentoring.

Last week we took a look at how the new OnePlus One compares to another high-end budget phone, the Nexus 5. But what happens when we put it next to a high-end, high-price handset like the Galaxy S5? Read on, as Gizmag compares the two phones' features and specs.