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Foldio360 is a smart photography turntable designed to make shooting 360 degree product images easier. Currently looking for funding on Kickstarter, the turntable can trigger a smartphone or camera to take shots as it rotates.

Researchers reclassified 55 known tarantula species down to 15, while adding 14 new species, including Aphonopelma johnnycashi. The mostly black tarantula species was discovered near Folsom State Prison in California.

One alternative to typing with your thumbs is to pack along a folding Bluetooth keyboard. We recently got hold of an iClever IC-BK03 Trifold Bluetooth keyboard and tried it out.

With new Ultraviolet Reflection (UVR) technology, SteriPen UV water purifiers now work even faster so outdoor enthusiasts get clean water more efficiently than ever.​

​A Ferrari 335S​ Spider​ sold for $35 million (€31,360,000​) this Friday, becoming the second-most valuable car ever sold at auction. The car fell short of the world record of $38.1 million set by a Ferrari 250 GTO in 2014.

Two German companies have teamed up to create an inflatable windsurfing set-up called the Arrows iRig One. This all-in-one board sail packs small and light, inflates quickly and puts the power of weather into your board.

Scientists have used stem cells for everything from regrowing corneas to inducing the heart to repair itself. Now, researchers have, for the first time, successfully identified a population of stem cells capable of inducing the repair of bones in the skull and face.

EasyJet has announced plans to test a hybrid hydrogen fuel system. The concept was conceived by students at Cranfield University and could save around 50,000 tonnes (55,115 tons) of fuel a year, as well as the associated CO2 emissions. It would recover energy from braking when a plane lands.​

In what could spell the end of daily finger-pricks and meticulous blood sampling for diabetics, Japanese scientists have developed a non-invasive blood-glucose monitoring method that relies on far infrared light, which the researchers say is harmless and offers unprecedented levels of accuracy. ​​

Researchers at USU are uncovering new insights into how stones skip, which could have wide applications in the fields of naval, maritime, and ocean engineering.​

Researchers at the University of Illinois have come up with a new battery design that not only relies on salt water to store and release electricity, but removes the salt ions from the water in the process.

We covered one wearable sled not 10 months ago, and now we have an alternative design. Sled Legs strap to your legs, letting you kneel down and take off down the snow like Clark Griswold.