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A new study at Case Western Reserve University is now advancing the radical new hypothesis that dark matter may in fact be made not of exotic subatomic particles, but rather of macroscopic objects which would mass anywhere from a tennis ball to a dwarf planet and as dense as a neutron star.

OIO's Amp iPad Air case does double duty as a portable Bluetooth speaker solution. It has two panels on the front side, which open to reveal built-in speakers.

When a snake-bite victim shows up at a hospital, it's vitally important for caregivers to know what species of snake bit them. Making that ID could one day be much easier, thanks to a current study in which species were reliably identified via snake DNA obtained from bite wounds.

US-based reproductive health company Kindara has now developed Wink, an oral thermometer that works in conjunction with a mobile app to inform women when the time is right – or wrong – to get down to business.

Acer has produced a number of hybrid systems over the last year, but the Aspire 12 is one of its most versatile machines yet. The new system offers five different usage modes, including all-in-one functionality.

The creators behind the Kickstarter campaign for Mousr reckon their prototype robot cat toy is almost as good as the real thing. It reacts to a cat attack like a real mouse would.

Using jet propellent and a combination of enzymes as catalysts, researchers at the University of Utah have produced a prototype fuel cell that runs at room temperature and without the need to ignite the fuel.

If you've ever worked in film/television production, special events setup or any number of other similar industries, then you're probably familiar with a particularly unlikable task – taping cables down to the floor. The GaffGun is designed to make that job considerably quicker and easier.

Most diet-tracking gadgets rely on the user to manually enter the data regarding each meal. The University of Alabama is working at taking user error/deceitfulness out of the equation, by developing a headset-style diet-tracking device that automatically monitors what its wearer eats.

It's silly season in Milan, with manufacturers jostling for the spotlight with a cavalcade of new bikes, model updates and wacky prototype concepts at the 2014 EICMA motorcycle expo. Here's our favorite new bike highlights from one of the biggest motorcycle shows on the global calendar.

Limited battery life is an obstacle that drone companies are seeking to overcome. Berlin-based startup SkySense is looking to play a part, developing a landing pad that doubles as a wireless charging station to promise yet another layer of automation.

Earlier this year, Gizmag featured a concept that proposed using billboards as shelters for the homeless. The company behind Project Gregory suggested that income from advertising on the billboards could subsidize the shelters' running costs. It now hopes to build its first such shelters next year.