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The Clip and Lens Flipper have been designed to make it easier to change lenses on your interchangeable lens camera without having to juggle your expensive glass or stop while you get things in and out of your bag.

For years, designers and startups have been attempting to mimic fiction and create a hoverboard like the one famously piloted by Marty McFly in Back to the Future II. We never expected a luxury automaker to throw its hat into the hoverboard ring, but today, that's exactly what Lexus did.

China's Sleepace has announced a smart light called the Nox that's designed to work with its successfully-crowdfunded RestOn smart strap to help monitor, track and improve sleep quality.

The Royal Navy (RN) is a step closer to getting a fighter wing for its new Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers as the British Ministry of Defence announced that an F-35B Lightning II made a successful take off from a ski-jump.

Researchers in the US have developed a patch that could revolutionize how diabetics manage the disease. The patch contains of more than 100 microneedles, each automatically secreting insulin into the bloodstream when required.

Lenovo's new micro PC has a lot going for it, offering reasonable (though obviously low-end) specs at a slightly more appealing price point to a similar Intel product we saw earlier this year.

Billed as the "world’s first wellness ring," the Ōura ring takes a sleep and activity monitor and hides it inside a piece of finger jewelry that makes the technology unobtrusive and unself-conscious

As if a Lexus hoverboard wasn't enough weirdness for one week, Toyota also revealed the Ultimate Utility Vehicle, a Sienna/Tacoma hybrid that will be trekking across North America. The Swagger Wagon has more swagger than ever, along with the newfound mettle to back it up.

The JVC Everio GZ-R450 and GZ-R320 are a pair of new rugged camcorders which are dust-proof, water-proof, drop-proof and freeze-proof. The duo also feature 40x optical zoom lenses and 3-inch touchscreens.

Kingii is marketing what is calls the world’s smallest inflatable as an alternative to conventional vests. The focus of an Indiegogo campaign, the wrist-worn device is aimed at swimmers, surfers, sailors, and others who like getting their feet wet.

Gizmag has spent the past few weeks testing out the D35 Bare-Floor Vacuuming Robot. While it's drastically less expensive than best-of-class autonomous vacuums like the Roomba and it cleans fairly well, it has a hard time truly working independently.

Instead of looking through a different area of the lenses (and tilting your head forward and back) to switch from near to far objects as is the case with bifocals, the magnification of the AdlensFocuss glasses is adjusted by a small dial on the arm.