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If you like your nights out unusual, then look no farther. Visitors to the Clear Lounge bar in Cozumel, Mexico, are submerged in a 13,000-gal (59,100-l) tank of water while scented oxygen is pumped into their diving helmets. If that sounds mundane, then there's underwater Jenga to keep you occupied.

Mobile gaming has gone from strength to strength over the last few years, and it's now possible to go far beyond casual games on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. Numerous titles now blur the line between mobile and console gaming, across multiple genres including racing, action and strategy.

Once seen as the future of the iPad, the iPad mini is now a lower-priority device, losing ground to oversized smartphones on one side, and bigger tablets that double as PCs on the other. Too bad, then, that the best iPad mini by far is launching to an increasingly indifferent public.

Dogs may make excellent team mates, but they aren't very good at telling you what they see. Colchester-based Visual Engineering's Cerberus Digital Canine Transmission system is designed take this feedback way beyond barking by letting the handler see what the canine sees.

Dealing with copious amounts of horsepower demands adequate braking capability. This usually entails large brake calipers that add to the vehicle’s unsprung mass. Brembo has just unveiled a new series of calipers whose patented design translates to lower weight without any compromise in rigidity.

A new joint venture between Chinese and American companies promises to connect Las Vegas to Los Angeles with a high-speed rail system designed to travel at around 150 mph (240 km/h).

A new chip design could lead to massively parallel, energy efficient computation that handles complex tasks like pattern recognition better and faster than ever before.

​The crowdfunded drone explosion continues with the FLYBi, a quadcopter designed to put you in the "cockpit," sort of.

Climate change has a huge impact on the health of the world's oceans. In an attempt to find a solution for carbon dioxide pollution in the oceans, nanoengineers at the UC San Diego have developed micromotors that can move through water, removing CO2 and converting it into usable material.​

The largest "tree of life" ever created has been released, spanning 3.5 billion years and 2.3 million species. Compiled from almost 500 existing smaller trees, it's been described as a "Wikipedia" for such evolutionary maps.

If you're bursting in and out of shadowy forests, the slow reaction time of photochromic glasses just can't keep up. That's where Uvex's Variotronic glasses come in, which change tint in just a tenth of a second. We recently tried a pair out.

After being stored in a shed in Australia for more than 50 years, an extremely rare Harley-Davidson racing motorcycle has gone to auction and fetched a record price.