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Microsoft has announced the latest addition to its in-house accessories range in the form of the All-in-One Media Keyboard. The device is aimed squarely at the living room and features an integrated multi-touch trackpad and a range of entertainment-related features.

MIT researchers propose building floating nuclear plants, far enough offshore to simply ride out a tsunami, and weather it untouched.

U.K. campervan specialist Wellhouse Leisure has released its first VW T5 camper. The camper van seamlessly transforms between living and hauling configurations thanks to an electric rear bench that slides forward to open up space in the rear.

A collective of eco-technologists has designed open-source beehives to help encourage bee populations and fight Colony Collapse Disorder. Sensors track the movements, moods and geo-location of the bees.

The Cesium 133 from Bathys Hawaii is the world's first true atomic wristwatch. Boasting an internal cesium atomic clock that's claimed to be accurate to one second over 1,000 years, the Cesium 133 is a rather expensive but utterly unique timepiece.

Sometime within the last few years, smartphones hit a wall. Make no mistake, they're still improving. But manufacturers are having to try a lot harder to make their phones stand out. Can Samsung's latest rise above the rest? Let Gizmag try to answer, as we review the new Galaxy S5.

Google’s new Camera app for Android aims to address one of the greatest advantages that big-sensor, big-pricetag DSLR cameras have over phone cameras – the ability to blur out the background and achieve a bokeh effect. Very cool.

Building a brand new energy-efficient home is all well and good, but it often makes more sense to renovate an existing property. The Casa 31_4 Room House was recently transformed from a 1930s property into a modern passively-cooled home.

BAE Systems and Queen Mary’s School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science in London have come up with a flat lens that works like a conventional curved lens, yet without any reduction in bandwidth performance.

Designed by Diana Yacht Design and built by LYNX Yachts in Zaandam, the Netherlands, Yacht-X-Tender (YXT ONE) is the first in a new line of bespoke pocket support bots designed to fill the needs of yacht owners whose main craft isn’t quite big enough to hold all the toys.

Looking to draw our eyes away from our smartphone screen and onto the world around us is Dhairya Dand, whose SuperShoes insoles use tickling patterns to communicate navigation services from your smartphone functions to your feet.

That pounding in your chest when the action gets intense in a video game or movie takes on a new dimension with the KOR-FX 4DFX, a lightweight vest that translates audio into subtle vibrations that are meant to help you feel where explosions and gunshots occur as well as to immerse you in the world.