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You'll hear a lot of criticism of Samsung's "throw everything against the wall and see what sticks" approach to consumer tech products. But the flip side is that we get to see the latest innovations all through the year. Join Gizmag, as we review the latest tablet from Samsung, the Galaxy Tab S 8.4.

Shipyards have become quite consumed with engineering new ways of opening up the roofs on seafaring vessels. Joining the vanishing enclosure of the Reversys and the folding hard top on the Oronero is the Convertible Top on the 88-ft (26-m) Riva Florida.

A study by researchers at Sandia National Laboratories has found that, based on the current National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) hydrogen technologies code, more existing gas stations in California could readily integrate hydrogen fuel than previously thought.

Earlier this year, we heard about how DARPA was setting up its new Biological Technologies Office. This week, the agency released details of one of the office's key projects, aimed at using implants to help people recover from memory deficits caused by brain injury or disease.

Using new telescopic observations, NASA has created a 3D model of the Homunculus Nebula that isn't just a string of mathematical equations, but a printable plan for a physical representation of an exploding star system.

With just about every aspect of music production going digital, one budding DJ is looking to march to the beat of his own drum. Tuna Knobs are physical controls that work on any capacitive touchscreen to bring tactile feedback to music production applications.

LG Display has unveiled two new 18-inch OLED panels. The first is a transparent display that boasts transmittance of 30 percent, while the second can be rolled up into a cylinder with a radius of 3 cm (1.18 in).

Braving a harsh winter with snow-covered solar panels, a net-zero energy home in Washington DC has come up trumps in a year-long study of its energy harvesting capabilities. Researchers even found enough of a surplus to power an electric car for 1,440 miles (2,317 km).

The Tool Pen, by Mininch, fits six bits in its pocket-sized pen-like barrel. The company is currently running a Kickstarter campaign to help raise funds and bring it into production.

Much as mountain bike technology has advanced, most MTBs are still equipped with dangling, fragile rear derailleurs and dirty chains. The Nuseti, however, features a 16-speed planetary gearbox that's incorporated into the bottom bracket, and a chain that's enclosed within the frame.

With major manufacturers still dragging their feet on electric performance bikes, it's up to smaller, independent factories to forge the future of battery-powered motorcycles. The Italian Energica Ego is a 134 horsepower, 143 lb.ft road rocket with around 120 mile range.

Auto parts manufacturer SFD Industries is at the forefront of a rise in motorized trike drifting, and is staking its claim in the form of the Big Wheel Drift Trike. Packing a whopping 26-inch front wheel, it runs on a 6.5 hp motor and is proportioned to make an adult feel like a child once again.