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Having a printer that can accept documents from a smartphone or tablet is great, but unfortunately, there are still a lot of legacy printers out there that can't print without wires. That's the problem that ImageTech is aiming to solve with its printWiFi and printUSB devices.

Salt water is highly-corrosive, which is why crews of inspectors regularly have to go inside ships' ballast tanks to check for damage. Thanks to the German/Dutch RoboShip project, however, autonomous robots may soon be performing the task.

After seeing Chevy's sneak preview of the Chaparral 2X Vision Gran Turismo, we got the idea that it was going to be the most extreme Vision Gran Turismo yet, both in terms of styling and technology. We weren't disappointed when Chevy pulled the cloth off at the LA Auto Show last week

A punctured tire is the definition of a bad day, but Michelin is taking some of the sting out as it announces the opening of its newest North American plant, which the company says is the first in the world dedicated to the manufacture of airless tires.

Our original look at the SoundRacer became one of Gizmag's most popular videos ever, and it's easy to see why. This fun device makes the most unassuming family car sound like a monster truck. And now SoundRacer's raising money for a new version that lets you choose your engine sound as you go.

There's no shortage of companies promising to make you the perfect cup of coffee. Amongst the recent devices Gizmag has covered are the smartphone-connected Arist and Bruvelo, as well as the 4-hour Imperial Proper Coffee Drip. The new Coffee Gourmet filter, however, is simpler and quicker.

The 2014 LA Auto Show was a car lovers' paradise, but there was also a smattering of trucks, including the all-new Ford Explorer and Chevy Colorado ZR2 concept pickup. Our truck gallery spans future-looking concept SUVs, classics dating back as far as the 1920s, and jacked-up customs.

When it comes to interacting with our devices, the mouse and the touchscreen are the predominant methods. Senic, the team behind a new device called Flow, is aiming to change that by adding quite a few new ways for users to interact with their computers, smartphones, and tablets.

One problem with the number of living room gadgets available now is the number of remote controls that we need to use them. A new device from eyeSight seeks to remedy this issue by turning the user into a universal controller. Onecue allows users to control a host of devices via hand gestures.

If you're constantly doing the same thing on your phone and you wish there was just a button you could press instead, then you're in luck. Flic is a wireless button that you can set up to do anything. Examples include controlling lights, snoozing a phone alarm, playing music and triggering photos.

Orion is go for launch, as NASA and aerospace industry officials confirmed that the EFT-1 mission to test the deep-space capsule designed to carry astronauts beyond low Earth orbit has been given the final clearance for launch on Thursday morning.

Mazda has unveiled its entry in the ever-growing compact SUV segment. The CX-3 slots in below the CX-5 in Mazda's lineup, and will take on Nissan's Juke, Ford's EcoSport and Subaru's XV Crosstrek in the battle for buyers.