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Expansive skies, mind-blowing scenery and a dozen motorcycles to follow. Loz spent two weeks in gorgeous Western Mongolia with a Phantom 3 Professional. The results? Spectacular.

You might have heard about a pair of new smartphones that launched this week: Gizmag takes a quick first look at Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.

After Oculus VR and Samsung announced the new US$99 Gear VR headset today, we caught up with Mobile VP Max Cohen.

A New Zealand motorcycle auction to be held this weekend could start the country's second Gold Rush, as the exchange rates suggest international buyers will descend on the highly desirable offerings.

The MSR Guardian acts as both water filter and purifier, eliminating 100 percent of all biological threats you might find in even the dirtiest of water.

​Results from a new technique designed to map the structure of the Milky Way appear to support the four spiral arm model of our galaxy.

Today's simple metal lightning rods may be on their way to obsolescence. That's because scientists at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem are developing a high-tech alternative that could potentially reach higher and be more effective – laser lightning rods.

NASA has released the highest resolution views of Pluto to date, as the agency's New Horizons spacecraft continues its intensive year-long data transfer. The gallery includes, for the first time, data from the spacecraft's infrared spectrometer.

In an effort to make the London Underground greener and cheaper, Transport for London carried out a five-week trial of a regenerative braking system billed as a "world first" that could slice 5 percent off London Underground's energy bill and save up to £6 million per year.​

Researchers at Rice University says that a protein found in whale meat may be the key to developing synthetic blood manufactured using bacteria as biofactories.

Attaching lights to a bike's wheels is one way of increasing side visibility, but not everyone wants to take that approach. The Brightside offers a simpler solution – it's a clip-on side-facing bike light.

According to a new model, dark matter may be composed of clusters of electrically charged particles bound by a yet-unknown form of strong interaction.