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Many people absolutely hate public speaking, in part because they think that they simply aren't good enough at doing it. Well, that's why Rhema was created. Developed at the University of Rochester, it delivers real-time performance feedback to the speaker via their Google Glass headset.

The symptoms of Parkinson's disease can sometimes lead sufferers to put down their pens forever. The ARC pen is a vibrating writing device that stimulates muscles in the hand, giving those with Parkinson's better control when putting pen to paper.

The four-wheel-drive Dominator 3200 Pro is the most powerful skateboard ever produced by Australian company Epic Skateboards. So it was with equal parts excitement and trepidation that we fired it up and took it to for a spin.

The Galaxy S6 is Samsung's most aggressive step forward yet in the mobile space. Though we aren't ready to publish our full review, we have some early thoughts on our experience of using the GS6.

Recent government requirements for greater fuel efficiency have led to lighter cars hitting the market. To find further weight reductions, a Fraunhofer project group is developing ways of building engine cylinder blocks that are partly plastic.

Global trends appear to be moving towards a future where in many markets, car ownership may look like an expensive, impractical and inconvenient way to get around. So what's the next model of personal transport, and where do automakers fit in?

For its first two generations, Microsoft made "Pro" and standard (RT) versions of the Surface. You also may have noticed that Microsoft ditched the RT and went exclusively with the Pro for last year's Surface Pro 3. Today it's bringing back a new version of the cheaper model.

Phase One Industrial has revealed an 80 megapixel medium format drone camera called the iXU 180 that's aimed at gyro-copter and ultralight enterprise users such as aerial mappers and arctic researchers and features a block body that's not much wider than the lens it accommodates.

Sparx aims to allow people to sharpen their own skates right in their home with perfect results every single time, saving a trip to the local hockey shop. All of the processes that require skill and practice are automated, which means anyone can do it.

Riding a stationary bicycle trainer can be boring. Now, Spain's Bkool has entered the picture. It offers thousands of pre-made animated videos of real-world cycling routes, but it's also able to render them from scratch as the cyclist is riding.

Jaguar debuted its 2016 XF at the 2015 New York International Auto Show this week, with the premium automaker using the second generation of the four-door luxury sedan to showcase the marque's emphasis on the use of aluminum.

Researchers have developed an algorithm that enabled a man whose right hand had been amputated to grasp objects using a bionic hand controlled by his thoughts. While we've seen similar accomplishments in recent years, the new technique is non-invasive, capturing brain activity via a scalp EEG.