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Panasonic has revealed its latest mirrorless shooter, which can record 4K video, boasts Panasonic’s first system to combine optical and in-body image stabilization, and will gain a "Post Focus" feature in a later firmware update.

Researchers have built a molecule-sized transistor that can reportedly control the flow of single electrons, paving the way for the next generation of nanomaterials and miniaturized electronics.

We don't yet know if we'll see a Surface Pro 4 anytime soon. We don't even know with any certainty that there will be a Surface Pro 4. But if or when Microsoft does release a follow-up to its popular 2-in-1, we have a few thoughts on what could make it better.

Ford is pulling out all the stops in its quest to create the ultimate lightweight trackday sports car. The new GT350R will feature carbon fiber wheels by Australia's Carbon Revolution, which uses space shuttle technology to make them strong, light and durable.

Before today, Apple hadn't updated the iPod touch since late 2012. But the phone-less iPhone isn't dead yet, with the company today announcing a new version of the device, as well as updated colors for the entire iPod range.

According to its manufacturers, the human-powered A-Bike is the world's smallest, lightest folding bicycle. It's certainly also one of the strangest-looking. Now, a group of entrepreneurs are hoping to extend its claims to the world of e-bikes, with the A-Bike Electric.

If you want a desktop PC, you're typically going to have to fork over several hundred dollars, but what if you could turn open-sourced Android into a serviceable desktop OS? That's what Jide is trying to do, with its ultra-cheap Remix Mini PC.

Researchers at the KU Leuven Centre for Surface Chemistry and Catalysis in Belgium have developed a Polylactic acid (PLA) production technique that is cheaper and greener and makes the bioplastic a more attractive alternative to petroleum-based plastics.

For the fourth time in its history, the crew of the International Space Station (ISS) had to temporarily take shelter in their "lifeboat" as a piece of space debris passed the station today at 8:01 am EDT.

One of the problems with depression is that because it often forms so gradually, many people don't even realize that they're suffering from it. With that in mind, researchers have devised a method of analyzing at-risk individuals' smartphone use, to see if they're developing signs of the disorder.

Yesterday Apple released a new iPod touch – the first since 2012 – and we have one of them in-house. Read on for our early impressions.

A tornado hitting your house is no joke, but a new tornado panel developed at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) could help. UAB's panels can be retrofitted to existing houses and offer protection in 250 mph (402 km/h) winds.