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Mercedes has taken the slow approach to revealing its new AMG GT supercar. We've seen the interior and some hazy shots of its profile, but until now we didn't know anything about how it would perform. Finally, Mercedes has released some details.

To make sure that astronauts are suitably caffeinated, the Italian coffee company Lavazza is developing the ISSpresso; the first espresso machine built to meet the needs of astronauts who need a decent jolt before facing the day.

Samsung has always tried to eat into the iPad's tablet market share, but last week the company got really serious. The Galaxy Tab S is a powerhouse squeezed into an impossibly light and thin frame. How do its features and specs compare to the Retina iPad mini?

The UK's Damson Audio is looking to shake up the headphone market with the development of the stylish Bluetooth-enabled Headbones bone conduction headphones.

A team of engineers has developed what they are claiming is the world's smallest wireless earbud. In creating Earin, the vision of the team, was to produce earbuds that not only did away with the messy wires and cables, but fit snugly in the ear to provide a high quality listening experience.

Minibuilder small scale robots from the Institute of Advanced Architecture in Barcelona, Spain can 3D print entire buildings on site. Working together, these robots are capable of printing structures much larger than is possible with conventional 3D printing.

Australia's CSIRO has developed a prototype tool called HeatWave that is a lightweight, high-resolution 3D scanner that is claimed to be not only easy to carry, but easy to use as well.

At Aviation 2014, NASA presented examples of the space agency’s work on new technologies that could lead to a revival of civilian supersonic travel within the next 15 years. Could this be the beginning of a new age of civilian supersonic travel?

A new system called Real FX aims to bring the fun we all remember from slot-based racing to the modern era with tracks that promise to be easier to set up, cars that actually assist the driver, and even AI opponents to race with when friends aren't around.

New Mexico's Ideum has managed to shave over an inch and a half off the thickness of its Platform 55 display in time for the infoComm 14 trade show being held in Las Vegas this week. The dual boot prototype is being shown off at the booth of development partner 3M Touch Systems.

Under the guise of World Cup fever, scientists across the globe are seizing the opportunity to examine the aerodynamic properties of what will in all likelihood be the most talked-about object on a global scale over the coming weeks, the 2014 World Cup match ball.

After finding success with e-readers and tablets, Amazon is now digging its claws into smartphones. Are the Fire Phone's unique features enough to make it worth a look next to today's most popular handsets? Let's compare its features and specs to those of the iPhone 5s.