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After the first vertical landing of the F-35B in 2011 and its first night-time vertical landing in April of this year, the two feats have been combined in the first night-time vertical landing at sea of the short takeoff/vertical landing (STOVL) variant of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II.

There's no question that the two dominant players in the seven-inch tablet field are the Kindle Fire and Nexus 7. The 2013 version of the Nexus 7 is still hot off the press, while Amazon's 2012 Kindle Fire HD is nearing the end of its initial run. Let's see how their specs and features compare.

A new product known as the HelmMate is designed to take care of a couple of common bicycle commuters’ complaints – even if they’re relatively small ones. It lets cyclists stow their helmet on their parked bike instead of having to carry it around, plus it keeps the saddle from getting rained on.

It's official (again), Google Glass likely won't be available for purchase by regular folks until 2014. After some rumblings that the augmented reality specs could be out in time for the 2013 holidays, it now seems certain the wait will be a little bit longer.

Researchers have discovered that dissolving polyphenols found in green tea in a saline solution instantly produces transparent, non-toxic coatings that kill bacteria on contact and have antioxidant qualities.

In honor of this year's IBA Hamburg architecture festival, German architectural firm Architekturagentur has created the Woodcube: a 5-story apartment block constructed almost entirely from wood.

A new device called the Pogo is aimed at protecting headphones or earbuds, as it is designed to allow them to break away if pulled, instead of snapping off their plug.

Ford has embarked on a research partnership with St. Petersburg Polytechnic University in Russia to study communications systems for space robots as a way of improving technology currently under development to produce cars able to communicate directly with one another and with the internet.

At Radboud University Nijmegen in The Netherlands, scientists have used an MRI scanner and a mathematical model to read observed letters, right out of test subjects’ brains.

Design consultancy Pensa has partnered with Tower Optical to create a binocular viewer that offers users enhanced digital content, such as videos, images and even games. A special version of the Tower Optical Digital Viewer has now been installed on the waterfront of New York's DUMBO neighborhood.

Nestled amongst this mouth-watering automotive array at this year's Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance was the “concept lawn” – a showcase of over twenty concepts cars and new production models including world and North American debuts. Here's our selection of the best the lawn had to offer.

Earlier this year, WobbleWorks made quite a splash on Kickstarter with the 3Doodler, but there may actually now be some competition in the handheld 3D printer market. Swiss 3D Print recently revealed the SwissPen, which can sketch wire sculptures in mid-air using heated plastic filaments.