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Pennsylvania-based startup Flipcase International is displaying new, patented designs for laptop and tablet cases that look like regular shoulder bags, but can also be quickly "flipped out" in a matter of seconds, allowing you to use your device much more comfortably even as you're standing.

We've already heard about a biosensor developed in Brazil, for detecting pesticide content in food. Now at CE Week, a Seoul-based company called BioSensor Laboratories has presented Penguin, a home-use sensor that detects the presence of antibiotics in animal products.

In this day and age, you could be forgiven for not knowing that landline phones are even still being made. They are, though, and their designers are attempting to keep them just as high-tech-looking as their cellular siblings. A case in point is Motorola’s new IT.6.

Korg has announced plans to release new software on Nintendo’s 3DS handheld. Known as the DSN-12, and inspired by the classic MS-10 analog synthesizer, the software features a step sequencer, a 3D oscilloscope, and allows users to share their sounds.

Samsung has announced its latest smartphone in the form of the Galaxy S5 mini - a scaled down version of its popular S5 flagship. The device offers mid-range specs in a thin and light form factor, and holds on to stand-out features including a fingerprint scanner and heart rate monitor.

Building enormous walls as a means of preventing tornadoes might sound far-fetched, but a new study suggests that strategically placed, 1,000 ft (300 m) high walls could negate the forming of the destructive wind storms in the American Midwest's notorious Tornado Alley.

Joining Quirky and GE's Wink family is Refuel, a smart propane gas gauge designed to ensure your barbeque guests aren't dished up a plate of salad and raw meat after your grill runs out of gas.

The man who killed the soul and humanity of pop music in the 1980s is now desperately trying to bring instrumental virtuosity back into the mainstream. Roger Linn's Linnstrument has as much feel and expression as an acoustic instrument, but can access all the wild sounds of today's synths.

As soon as Google teased Android Wear back in March, it looked like smartwatches were about to take a big leap forward. Let's try to see how big of a leap, as we compare the features and specs of the Android Wear-running Samsung Gear Live to the Tizen-running Gear 2.

Powered by a burning candle, the Pelty Bluetooth speaker uses a thermoelectric generator to provide up to 5 hours of audio playback per candle. Handcrafted in Italy from ceramic, glass, and timber, Pelty is designed to be both elegant and functional.

Paris-based phonotonic has developed the Interactive Music Battle, a game where player movement is turned into music. Each player will need one of two smart objects connected over Wi-Fi to an iOS app running on an iPad or iPhone and a bit of room to move around.

Though the first watches running the new Android Wear platform won't be available to the public for another week or two, Google I/O attendees got their hands on the first Wear watches a little early. Gizmag snagged a Samsung Gear Live, and we have a few early thoughts.