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BMW's Multistrada-killer just launched at EICMA Milan and it looks like a beauty, featuring the psychotic 160-horsepower engine out of the S1000R in a light sports adventure package, and a slick set of electronics that includes lean angle sensitive ABS Pro, that makes braking in a corner much safer.

Hydrogen-powered cars are a greener alternative to those powered by petrol. One new Mercedes-Benz concept car is not only powered by hydrogen, but by its paint job as well. The Vision G-Code SUV is finished in "multi-voltaic silver" paint that harvests solar and wind energy.

Can a tablet replace a laptop? Or, more specifically, can an iPad Air 2 replace a MacBook Air? The answer, of course, will depend on what you're looking for ... but perhaps comparing their features and specs could be a start.

Researchers at the University of British Columbia have developed a cheap and simple testing kit to measure levels of B12 in the blood. The test uses dried blood spot analysis and could benefit people in remote rural areas where B12 deficiency is more prevalent.

The F-35C Lightning II carrier variant Joint Strike Fighter took a major step toward operational service this week with its first arrested landing on a US Navy carrier off the coast of San Diego, California.

The newest version of Android has been officially released, although it may take a while to reach most phones, get a taste of what's to come.

Plenty of new buildings are now being built with technologies to help minimize environmental impact. Few, however, do so to the extent that Cairo, Egypt's, upcoming Gate Residence will. The complex will feature windcatchers, geothermal cooling, solar panels, solar heater tubes and wind turbines.

In today's installment of "How 3D Printing is Changing Healthcare Forever," a Massachusetts-based medical device company is using a combination of CT imaging, modeling software and 3D printing technology to help avoid complications that often follow knee replacement procedures.

Riding a unicycle is infamously hard to master. While some people might say that that's the whole point in learning to do it, others just want to get riding that one-wheeled bicycle ASAP. If you're among the second group, then you might like Inventist's uniquely-designed Lunicycle.

An umbrella snatched on the way out the door can quickly become an item left behind, as the weather clears and we continue on our merry, baggage-free way. Umbrella maker Blunt has teamed up with tracking device specialists Tile, aiming to make sure you're never caught out in the rain again.

It's an ongoing problem within sports ... players receive a severe blow to the head, but they don't want to tell anyone so that they can keep playing. While there are already some helmet-mounted devices that detect such impacts, Force Impact Technologies' FITGuard is built into a mouthpiece.

There are more great smartphones than ever before, but you won't find two more popular brands than iPhone and Galaxy. How do their latest flagships compare? Read on, as Gizmag goes hands-on with the iPhone 6 and Samsung Galaxy S5.