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Samsung's latest Galaxy Note launched in the US last week, and we've been putting pen to screen to put it through the paces. Join Gizmag as we review the hot-off-the-press Samsung Galaxy Note 5.

Tiny 3D-printed robotic fish that are powered by nanoparticles in the tail and head could lead to a multitude of "smart" micro-sized robots that can be used for surgery, detoxification, and many other applications.

The Custom SLR Dual Camera Strap is a camera-carrying system for those users who need to wield two cameras in the line of photographic duty. Gizmag recently spent at bit of time with the strap to see how it takes the strain.

Orison Energy plans to launch a Kickstarter campaign for its Tower and Panel home batteries. They charge up when utility rates are low, and provide power when the rates are high.

LG has brought the flexibility of rollable keyboards and the rigidity of foldable keyboards together in its Rolly Keyboard, which it calls the industry's first solid rollable wireless portable keyboard.

Algae is proving to be pretty darn useful – in recent years, it’s been used to produce oxygen, purify wastewater, provide light and serve as a source of biofuel. Now, bioplastics firm Algix and clean tech company Effekt are making flexible foam out of the stuff, too.

Lockheed Martin’s High Power Microcryocooler is designed to keep satellite sensors cold, yet it's the lightest in its class and three times the power density of previous systems.

A glue that performs at a high-level in wet environments could bring about all sorts of possibilities in areas like surgical care and ship maintenance. A team from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University claim to have developed such a glue, which hardens when an electrical voltage is applied.

One danger of space travel is fast-flying orbital debris piercing the ship's hull. Scientists may be on their way to a solution, however, in the form of a new self-healing material.

New research reveals that if the pressure is really extreme, like double that found at the center of the Earth, the innermost electrons of an atom change their behavior. The discovery opens up new realms for research into states of matter and challenges accepted notions about electrons.

With a bit of inspiration from the slick, yacht-inspired Caravisio concept camper revealed in 2013, Knaus Tabbert has developed an all-new version of its Eurostar flagship caravan.

BMW has M. Lexus has F. Fiat-Chrysler has SRT. Mercedes has AMG. Now Hyundai is showing us the power of N. The Korean automaker will put focus on its performance sub-brand at the upcoming Frankfurt Motor Show, shining the spotlight on three high-performance projects.