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Google has announced that it will bring its popular mobile platform to the living room in the form of Android TV. The new version of the OS will have a focus on simplicity and will support live TV, apps, voice search and even multiplayer gaming.

A speaker from Damson puts a Twist on traditional audio. Instead of sending sound waves through the air to your ears, it sends them through the surface you place it on. Damson claims this makes for bigger sound from a smaller package.

The European Union has invested in a project designed to keep damaged ships stable and afloat by means of airbag-like balloons. It is hoped that the new system will give emergency services more time to evacuate sinking ships, limiting the loss of life synonymous with the sinking of cruise ships.

Although some people really like taking selfies, the shots are usually limited by the length of the shooter’s arm. iLuv has addressed that problem with its Selfy – a smartphone case with a detachable Bluetooth camera remote.

Gizmag's chief motorcycle tester Loz Blain has just become a father - so here's a road test of a different kind. It may not be a 200-horsepower sportsbike, but the Sangenic "nappy sausage machine" is an excellent way to deal with people's crap.

The Gregory Project concept aims to make billboards in the Republic of Slovakia into viable homes for the homeless.

Pennsylvania-based startup Flipcase International is displaying new, patented designs for laptop and tablet cases that look like regular shoulder bags, but can also be quickly "flipped out" in a matter of seconds, allowing you to use your device much more comfortably even as you're standing.

We've already heard about a biosensor developed in Brazil, for detecting pesticide content in food. Now at CE Week, a Seoul-based company called BioSensor Laboratories has presented Penguin, a home-use sensor that detects the presence of antibiotics in animal products.

In this day and age, you could be forgiven for not knowing that landline phones are even still being made. They are, though, and their designers are attempting to keep them just as high-tech-looking as their cellular siblings. A case in point is Motorola’s new IT.6.

Researchers have discovered a way to distinguish young stars from older ones by measuring the acoustic waves that they emit by using ultrasound technology similar to that used in medical diagnosis.

When there's something that we're trying to conserve, we don't just put it down the drain. For those of us who are trying to save power, however, that's just what happens when we let hot water from our showers run straight into the sewer. The EcoDrain is made to address that problem.

With what's got to be one of the shortest campaign pitches on Kickstarter, Ken McCaw is putting second production run hopes for his Hammer Jammer percussive guitar attachment in the hands of players.