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Researchers at the Multimedia University in Malaysia have developed an app called the Intelligent Narrator to read out news articles in real-time. Supporting multiple languages, the app can automatically identify an online newspaper's language and read out the news in the same language.

If you're a millionaire who wants the ultimate in opulence for your sea voyages, you get yourself a luxury yacht. However, what about those times when you're just playing around? Well, yacht designer Kurt Strand has just announced his forthcoming Strand Craft V8 Wet Rod luxury personal watercraft.

Rather than imposing blanket bans or restrictions using a device's built-in parental controls or through a third party app, the Kudoso system allows parents to set goals for their children with unlocked surf time as a reward.

As part of the Mercedes-Benz Future Truck 2025 program, Daimler Trucks has taken the most advanced of its autonomous trucks for a spin on a section of the A14 autobahn near Magdeburg, Germany.

There seems to be no end to the proposed human technologies based on attributes of the squid. Now, it turns out that the teeth inside the suckers on their tentacles might be the basis for materials that could be used in fields such as reconstructive surgery.

Inspired by the internal structure of bones and bamboo, which both boast impressive strength-to-weight ratios, US researchers have created increased the toughness of various metals by altering the microstructures within them.

Every smartwatch we've seen so far has run its own unique software, but none of it has been anything special. Starting this week, though, Google's Android Wear platform is about to make its way into the wild. Join Gizmag, for our initial review of Android Wear.

The old Blaenau Ffestiniog slate mine in North Wales is soon to become the home of the world's largest underground trampoline. Set to open on Friday, Bounce Below is the newest attraction to the Zip World theme park.

If you're going to deploy robots in biological settings, it makes a lot of sense to build those robots out of actual body parts. Bio-robotics experts in Illinois have demonstrated a walking bio-bot built from 3-D printed hydrogel and muscle tissue that can "walk" in response to an electrical signal.

Float unsurprisingly helps you to float. The obviously-named product is designed to aid water therapy by keeping the person wearing it upright and floating in a naturally relaxing position. At $135 it's a lot more affordable than even the cheapest isolation tank.

The humble video game arcade may now be a shadow of what it once was, but Swedish design company Love Hultén is letting gamers take a nostalgic step back in time with its beautiful R-Kaid-R portable arcade system.

Gizmag compares the specifications and core features of the newly announced Nikon D810 and its equally megapixeled predecessors, the D800 and D800E.