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Logitech has launched a new weapon to help gamers scroll and click their way to victory. Its G502 Proteus Core gaming mouse boasts advanced surface, weight and balance tuning and the world’s first 12,000 DPI sensor.

Last month, the US Navy cleared the Boeing Phantom Badger combat support vehicle for transport inside a V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft.

NZ-based Sealegs has begun licensing its amphibious technology, with the first "Powered by Sealegs" licensee becoming ASIS Boats, one of the world's top RHIB manufacturers. Sealegs' current system is suitable for boats up to 2.5 tonne, but it will launch a new system for 6.5 tonne boats in June.

From Dyson’s Airblade to more straight-forward designs, hand dryers are run-of-the-mill these days. Now a team of designers out of the US has turned the idea upside down to create the Body Dryer.

The lines between regular-sized smartphones and phablets are getting blurred. The HTC One (M8), which would have been considered a monstrosity just a few years ago, is now par for the course for Android flagships. Let's plop it down next to the Galaxy Note 3, and compare their features and specs

New software from the University of Washington is claimed to accurately predict what your child will look like as an adult. This tool could prove particularly useful in missing person cases.

TwistVolt is a device that offers just as much functionality as a traditional power strip, but with a form that looks more like a piece of modern art than a device designed to simply offer some extra outlets.

A team of researchers from the University of Michigan (U-M) have created an ultrathin graphene-based light detector that has the potential to put infrared heat detecting technology into a contact lens.

If you think that you've been seeing some funny-looking airliners in the past couple of months, you're not imagining things. On February 18th, a United Airlines Boeing 737-800 made the world's first commercial flight by an aircraft equipped with fuel-saving Split Scimitar Winglets.

Picking up where it left off with the Onyx Concept, Peugeot has revealed another sporty concept car that gets creative in the materials department. Like the Onyx, the EXALT concept catches the eye with a multi-material body that includes a healthy portion of bare metal.

Some are sharp, some are boxy, some tubular. Some will be built in pairs, groups of three or clusters. More than 230 new towers are being built or planned for London, making Renzo Piano’s Shard look like a modest proposal and St Paul’s almost quaint.

What's that? A boat, a helicopter, some type of seaplane? It's the Helicat 22. This unique watercraft won't take off into the air, but it uses a helicopter-influenced catamaran design for a fast, stable ride over choppy water.