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Finnish company Creoir Ltd is certainly banking on style being the force to drive mass market appeal of the smartwatch. Its concept Ibis Dual Face Smart Watch on show at this week's Mobile World Congress closer resembles a piece of jewelry than other smartwatch designs floating around.

We all know to look out for viruses that can be spread over the internet, or by sharing files between computers. Now, however, scientists have shown that special viruses could move between wireless access points using existing Wi-Fi networks.

3D printing technology has assisted in life-saving heart surgery performed on a 14-month old child, with engineers at the University of Louisville producing a printed model of the child's heart prior to the procedure that enabled doctors to better prepare for the operation.

Playing with your food is generally frowned upon, but very little is said about playing music with your food. Artists Emilie Baltz and Carla Diana are exploring exactly that concept. Their work Lickestra is a musical performance in which ice cream is used as the instrument.

A tiny catheter-based probe may soon give doctors a 3D real-time forward view from inside coronary blood vessels – or from inside the heart itself – not unlike that seen by the microscopic submarine crew in the movie Fantastic Voyage.

A new app gives flexibility to parents with two or more Android devices, when in need of a baby monitor. Dormi replaces the need for a dedicated baby monitor by turning one device into a transmitter that captures audio and relays it to one or more other receiver devices.

Vienna’s University of Economics and Business offers six new buildings by leading architects and adheres to rigorous strategies of energy efficiency.

It’s been a week of previews for this year’s Geneva Motor Show and Land Rover has added another by announcing that its Range Rover Evoque Autobiography and Autobiography Dynamic will make their debut next month.

Just about everyone who's comfortable with swimming in the ocean is interested in seeing what's in the water below them. Not everyone, however, is so keen on actually sticking their head below the surface. If you're one of those people, you might like the Snorkelboard.

Aiming to streamline computer input commands beyond quick wrist movement and keyboard shortcuts, Eric Charlton, a US-based engineer and founder of Solid Art Labs, has designed the King's Assembly, an input device which allows control over a keyboard, mouse and joystick simultaneously.

Studded tires may make it easier to drive on ice, but those same studs will quickly wear down when used on dry asphalt. The problem is, most winter drivers encounter both types of road conditions. That's why Nokian has created a snow tire with retractable studs.

China's ZTE is the world's fourth-largest smartphone maker, although it retains a low profile in North America, much of Europe and other big markets. That could change very soon as the company rolls out a few big new phones in the coming months.