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A new discovery by scientists from Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) holds promise for the development of a Malaria vaccine. The result of five years research, the breakthrough is based on the ability to block the invasion of red blood cells by the deadly parasite.

The melding of architecture and music is uncommon enough to pique our interest, especially when done on the scale of The Metaphone, by Herault Arnod Architects.

Head- and tail-lights certainly do a lot to help cyclists be seen at night, although they generally don't let motorists know which way those riders are planning on turning. That's where good ol' hand signals come in. Zackees illuminated gloves make those signals more visible.

Have you ever wanted your face to look more memorable? Well, software created by researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory can now make that happen – to photos of your face, that is.

Vigo, a wearable energy gauge, collects information on a user's blinks and body movements and alerts them when they are becoming drowsy.

Gizmag spent a good chunk of the year exploring shows like the Dusseldorf Caravan Salon to find the most interesting rolling field shelters – from camper vans, to camping trailers, to roof tents and more. These are our favorite tools for traveling the ends of the Earth and everything in between.

If wearables are really is the next big thing, then will the future look more like Google Glass or the Galaxy Gear? We've spent time with all the big smartwatches, and we're now testing Google Glass, so we have a few things to say on the subject. Read on, as we compare Google Glass and smartwatches.

Plenty of companies are releasing controllers designed to bring a more traditional gaming experience to smartphones. Samsung, one of the most popular creators of Android devices, is aiming to grab a piece of the controller pie for itself with the introduction of the GamePad.

On Monday, Britain’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) released a concept image of the Royal Navy’s next ballistic nuclear missile submarine, currently called the Successor class, as part of an update to Parliament on the progress of the Trident replacement program.

Ever since Paris Hilton and her night vision outtakes took center stage, the technology has grown exponentially in popularity. Now, a product called Snooperscope aims to bring similar technology to the masses through the use of smartphones and tablets.

German researchers have created a bio-based solar cell capable of generating a continuous electrical current of several nanowatts per sq cm. The new approach, avoids damage to the tapped photosynthetic cells, an issue that has plagued previous attempts to harness nature's "power plant."

Some concept cars redefine what a car is and explore ideas that could completely revolutionize the way we get from point A to point B. From vehicles that drive themselves, to cars that fly and fold, 2013 provided an interesting lens into a very different future.