Search results for

Even if it's possible to quantify a sport rooted in the expression of personal style, is there a point? One group of skaters feels there's much to gain by tracking flips and spins and have developed Syrmo, a tracker that fits under the trucks to gauge everything from distance to force of your ollie.

With its odd headlight treatments and strange design elements, Nissan’s stylistically contentious Juke is one of those "love it or hate it" vehicles. While the new Juke benefits from some design enhancements and technological revisions, the new X-Trail receives a complete ground up redesign.

Microsoft has announced a turn-around on its policy towards the somewhat controversial Kinect sensor, usually bundled with its next-gen Xbox One console. The company is also dropping is Xbox Live Gold only access to entertainment apps.

Jaguar announced today that it plans to complete the 18-car production run of the Jaguar Lightweight E-Type, which was suspended in 1964 after only 12 of the high-performance sports car were built.

Graphene is very thin, incredibly strong, electrically conductive and chemically inert. It's also rather difficult to work with, however. That may be about to change, as researchers have devised a new method of large-scale graphene production.

New research into tooth repair and stem cell biology may bring tissue and bone regeneration one step closer to reality – or at the very least, give us hope that we can throw away those nasty dentures.

While many e-bikes simply feature a motor that augments the rider's pedaling power, some really take the whole "electronics" thing and run (or roll) with it. The upcoming Visiobike is just such a machine.

Athletes are always looking for ways to improve their performance, and wearable devices allow them to track exactly what they need to work on. Smash is a new device that its creator hopes will offer these benefits specifically to tennis players.

There was a time when 2-in-1 laptop-cum-tablets were a niche tool and a bit clunky to use. Quickly, however, they've become much slicker and will surely become a mainstream device in the future. Presumably of the same mind, Toshiba has just released two such pieces of kit.

Though LG's smartphones sell pretty well, they aren't nearly as popular as Samsung's. But is an underdog like LG more likely to push the smartphone envelope? Let's plop down LG's latest flagship, the G3, next to the Samsung Galaxy S5 to compare their features and specs.

Samsung has provided its vision for the future of wearable health devices by unveiling a hardware reference design called Simband. This fitness device concept would be underpinned by a new cloud-based platform called Samsung Architecture for Multimodal Interactions (SAMI).

In the unending march towards faster connection speeds, another benchmark has been surpassed. Huawei claims it has "achieved the industry’s first 10 Gbps Wi-Fi service in laboratory trials." The firm says the achievement paves the way for the next generation of commercially-available Wi-Fi.