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After 15 years in a vegetative state with no signs of consciousness a man is now showing minimal signs of "waking" following the implantation of an experimental nerve stimulation device into his chest.

​The bi-annual Tokyo Motor Show is almost upon us, and the crazy concepts are already starting to appear. Suzuki has released images of its funky Kei car concepts ahead of the show, including a range of cute four-wheel drives and a mobile food truck.

Taxa Outdoors has been making a name for itself, putting NASA engineering know-how into a lineup of funky trailers. It has been going smaller and smaller since the original Cricket, but now it's going bigger with the all-new Mantis, an 18-ft (5.5-m) flagship that sleeps four adults.

Quick: What does a [insert sea creature here] like for lunch? Peanut butter and jellyfish sandwiches, of course. While you could insert sharks, swordfish and tuna in that joke, up until recently, you would have left penguins out because no one thought they ate jellyfish. Turns out, we've been wrong.

The Panamera Sport Turismo isn't exactly a traditional Porsche, so it seems fitting that the new range-topping model isn't a GT3 or conventional Turbo. Instead, it's the Turbo S E-Hybrid, which uses an electric motor and gasoline engine for big performance.

Supercomputers and quantum computers rely on a “brute force” approach to solve problems, performing billions of calculations very quickly until they arrive at the optimal solution. But a new system has the potential to outperform them, using “magic dust” as a beacon to highlight the solution.

The launch of the iPhone X and its new facial unlocking technology has thrust biometric security back into the popular discourse. A team at the University of Buffalo has now developed a new biometric tool that analyzes the dimensions of your heart​ to unlock your phone or log in to your computer.

We have seen a few quirky attempts at electrifying three-wheeled cargo bikes over the years. The latest to cross our desk takes a cleaner and more minimalist approach than others, and also comes with a handy GPS feature in case you need to track it down when it goes missing. ​

From next year your new smartphone or wearable should be able to get a much better lock on where you are, thanks to a new location-tracking chip from Broadcom, which promises to fix your device's location down to 30 centimeters (11.8 in) – even with interference from surrounding buildings.

​There's a problem with carrying your bicycle on a car-top rack – you may forget that the bike is up there when you pull into your garage, so you end up smashing it. Well, that's why Raacked was created. It warns you when you're approaching overhead obstacles that your car-topped bike won't clear.​

Apple's 2017 iPhones have been grabbing a lot of attention lately, but there are plenty of good options for those not wanting to commit to the Apple ecosystem. With LG about to launch its multimedia-focused V30, how does it stack up against the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X?

Locking your outdoor gear up certainly helps keep it from getting stolen, but guess what – thieves may still go after it anyway! That's where goLock's Venture lock comes in. Unveiled at Interbike 2017, it notifies you and sounds an alarm if anyone messes with it.