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The beer lovers at start-up SYNEK offer what they hope will be a versatile mini-tap, going so far as to say that it can fill your mug with any beer on Earth. That claim may be an exaggeration, but the system does offer a unique form of packaging that could change the way we sip and guzzle.

The all-new Ford Terrier Bianco from Wellhouse Leisure sports a speedy look for its Goodwood Festival of Speed debut. The special edition package offers the Terrier's usual versatile MPV-camping utility combined with cosmetic and performance upgrades.

The Teal Tail Feather camper offers a mix of versatility and affordability that few competitors can match. Still, Teal hasn't stopped innovating and dropping prices just yet. It has just launched the Tail Feather MINI 8.4 camper kit with a price of US$2,500.

A group of researchers has developed a cardiac pacemaker that is powered semi-permanently by a flexible piezoelectric nanogenerator. Designed to be implanted directly in the body, it is claimed to generate enough electricity to directly stimulate the heart from small movements of body muscles.

Copper electrical wiring may soon be facing some stiff competition – or actually, some very stretchy competition. Scientists at Pennsylvania State University and Japan's Shinshu University recently created a "super-stretchable" conductive yarn made from graphene.

Automotive tuners and aftermarket companies offer many ways of adding performance, luxury and personalization to vehicles. Now there's a start-up advertising an aftermarket kit designed to tune your car into a self-driving chauffeur … kind of.

Amazon is pitching the Fire Phone as a fully-fledged rival to market big hitters like the LG G3, but it's also taking a slightly different approach to that of its rivals. Read on as Gizmag compares the two phones.

Hitting the beach or lake on top of a paddleboard has been all the rage over the past few years, and some enthusiasts have set out to make it better. The latest innovation comes to the paddle, integrating a small sail into its handle to give boarders a little wind power on the water.

Researchers at the University of Queensland, Australia claim to have simulated the behavior of a single photon traveling back in time and interacting with an older version of itself, in an effort to investigate how such a particle would behave.

For many people, a touchscreen will just never measure up to the user-friendly simplicity of newsprint. That's why Newspaper Club is launching its PaperLater service – it allows users to set aside web articles of their choice, which will be incorporated into a print newspaper.

When Toronto's Jansen White was sitting around a campfire chugging beers, he was struck by an appealing thought. What if the koozie his friend was using also had built-in speakers? Two years and 20 prototypes later, the Dubstein is now being prepped for production.

This year, high tech meets the bucolic at the Glastonbury Festival as visitors are greeted by a herd of life-sized, glass-fiber cows that double as free Wi-Fi hotspots to keep festival-goers connected.