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Emopulse has hit Indiegogo to take pre-orders for its Smile SmartWatch, a smartphone, entertainment and gaming hub, social network and news feed, personal assistant and digital watch, all rolled into one futuristic device.

Huawei has unveiled its Ascend P6 which, at 6.18 mm thick, it is calling "the world's thinnest smartphone."

Developed with inquisitive youngsters and aging tinkerers in mind, the Bigshot camera kit gives users the opportunity to learn about what's under the hood of a modern camera by building one from scratch.

The Bloodhound team from the UK has turned to 3D printing technology for one of the most critical parts of the high speed vehicle – a tip that, if all goes well, will be the first part of the car to break through the 1,000 mph (1,610 km/h) mark in 2015.

A solar-powered variant of AeroVironment’s hand-launched Puma AE small UAS has stayed in the air for a total of nine hours and 11 minutes, eclipsing the two-hour flight time of the standard battery-powered Puma AE and comparable competitor aircraft by a considerable margin.

You say quadcopter, I say quadrotor, let's just agree that under no circumstances is it quadrocopter. Whatever they're called, here's another one. It's called Spiri, it's designed to be rather more fun than your average drone, and is capable of running downloaded apps.

Computer scientists have come up with a new simple, accurate way to simulate the appearance of fabric that could change the way artists and animators in the film and computer game industries go about the business of rendering computer-generated clothing and other materials.

Geneva-based Hyetis is reaching out to tech lovers with a new smartwatch that brings Switzerland’s tradition in watch-making together with digital technology. Among its features are a color display, wireless connectivity, and a 41-megapixel camera.

Now that the media kerfuffle surrounding Elon Musk's Hyperloop transit system proposal has settled down to a dull roar, it's a good time to step back and consider in detail some of the real innovations and difficult issues raised thorugh analysis of the 57-page Hyperloop plan.

The Fraxinus game is a Facebook app that uses player participation to figure out the structure of a fungus genome, as part of a crowdsourcing effort to combat a disease that threatens Britain and Europe’s ash trees.

Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and Canadian company Mevex have tested a new scanning technique using powerful X-rays that can detect small trace amounts of gold within mineral samples quickly and accurately.

As much fun as Lego bricks can be, high price tags make it difficult for many people to build the more elaborate models they really want. With Pleygo, people can pay a much cheaper monthly fee to rent as many Lego sets as they want one at a time, much as Netflix rents out movies.