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Skoogmusic has spent the last 4 years delivering its digital music-making instrument to schools around the world. Now the company has developed Skoog 2.0 for consumers, which benefits from a much-reduced cost of entry, new mobile companion apps, wireless capabilities and battery-powered portability.

Gizmag has spent some time with Android 5.0 Lollipop and now we share our impressions of the first major version release of Android in three years.

Though technology is now finding its way into sports of all kinds, none have proved the hotbed of innovation that the game of golf has. The InPutter is the latest piece of tech-enabled golf equipment to cross our desk, promising to lower your score by reshaping your short game.

Fugu Luggage avoids the need to shell out for an extra suitcase to fit all that extra gear when returning from a trip by expanding from a maximum carry-on size to check-in size suitcase in under a minute.

SpaceX is banking on its plan to recycle rockets as a means of cutting the cost of space travel and transport. CEO Elon Musk revealed the latest part of this puzzle over the weekend: the autonomous spaceport drone ship.

Back in the 90s, a lot of mountain bikes sported handlebar end attachments. Now, a new product is attempting to bring back some of the attributes of bar ends, without their bulkiness or hooking hazards. They're called Togs, and we recently got to try a pair out.

If you were asked to design the perfect car, its attributes might include being fast, adaptable and controllable with your thoughts. And, needless to say, it would also be able to fly. All of these features are packed into the winning entry for this year's LA Auto Show Design Challenge.

With different systems taking notably different approaches to the 2-in-1 form-factor, picking a hybrid machine can be one of the toughest decisions in tech. Join Gizmag, as we compare the top Windows hybrids, aka convertibles or 2-in-1s.

Google's attempts to stake its claim in the living room have been a little hit and miss, with the well-received (and cheap) Chromecast falling into the hit camp. Now Google's it following up with the Nexus Player, which is the first device to run on Google's Android TV smart TV platform.

Wearables still aren't quite mainstream products, but smartwatches did grow in popularity – not to mention quality – this year. Are you trying to pick one for the holidays? Join Gizmag, as we compare six of the best smartwatches you can buy today.

BikeHUD Adventure will have a transparent, high-definition display, front and rear facing 1080p cameras, and the ability to operate through a smartphone with no hardware installed on the bike. It's a significant upgrade to the only motorcycle HUD on the market.

HeadFoams Pro are an adult-sized follow-up to the nearly-indestructible child-centric HeadFoams headphones which we saw earlier this year. The new headphones retain the EVA foam design while gaining more grown-up features like in-cord controls and high-quality audio.