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Fujitsu Labs has developed a prototype haptic sensory tablet that uses ultrasonic vibration to provide tactile feedback to touchscreen users.

The original Microsoft Surface's slow sales may have made it an easy target for snarky comments, but we think there's a lot to love about Microsoft's series of hybrid PCs. Let's take a look at the latest version of the Windows RT model, as Gizmag reviews the Microsoft Surface 2.

The Leaos 2.0 Carbon City Design e-bike has been making appearances at bike shows throughout Europe since last year, and is now set to land on US soil.

The limiting factors of the iPhone's camera made it the ideal choice for shooting the recently-completed indie psychological thriller, Uneasy Lies the Mind. It's being promoted as "The first narrative feature film to be shot entirely on the iPhone."

Facebook no longer offers a Windows desktop instant messaging client of its own. Users can, however, still use third-party applications to connect to Facebook chat from their desktops. Gizmag takes a look at a selection of options for connecting to Facebook Chat from the desktop.

Solar cells that can also be colored and transparent windows is the hope of research from the University of Michigan. Using a hybrid silicon/organic composition the team avoids some of the traditional pitfalls of colored cells.

If you're a fan of all things Honda, then you're probably already aware of the Civic Type R, the fastest version of popular Civic. At the Geneva Motor Show, the automaker revealed a sneak peek of its vision for the 2015 model of the car, in the form of the Honda Civic Type R Concept.

Aiming to make sure we always uphold our gold standard of oral hygiene is Kolibree, a French start-up whose smart toothbrush tracks your brushing efforts to makes sure you are caring for the harder to reach places.

The Spritz reading app flashes words at you in quick succession so you don’t have to move your eyes around a page, and in my very quick testing it allowed me to read at more than double my usual reading pace.

ESA’s Clean Space initiative is looking at developing a satellite that can rendezvous with space debris and render it harmless by netting it like fish. The proposal is just one of the ideas to be discussed as part of a symposium this May focusing on the e.DeOrbit mission.

Scientist have used ordinary fishing line and sewing thread to create artificial muscles. With possible applications including robotics and prostheses, they're 100 times more powerful than human muscles of the same size.

The mantle of world's fastest production car looks to have been broken this month with Hennessey Performance announcing that its Venom GT hit 270.49 mph (435.31 km/h) at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.