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Ecuadorian architects Luis Velasco Roldan and Ángel Hevia Antuña have joined forces to develop a tiny green roofed home which boasts a minimal ecological footprint.

A huge asteroid discovered just weeks ago will pass by our planet on Halloween at a distance of about 1.3 times that of the Earth to the moon and traveling at over 126,000 km/h (78,293 mph)

For proud owners of aging Amiga 1200s, it may seem there's little to be done about the faded, yellowing plastic that houses these early home computers. But on Kickstarter, Frenchman Philippe Lang is now offering backers shiny replacement cases to restore the beloved machines to their former glory.

Version 6.0 of Android is rolling out to Nexus devices now, appearing on the brand new Nexus phones very soon, and other recent Android phones over the coming months. Read on for our impressions of Marshmallow – and the difference it's going to make in your mobile experience.

Gizmag first heard from Claudio Capponi about two years ago when he told us that he'd started working on a new musical instrument. Development has continued apace ever since and now the Liutaly iV electric violin is ready for its place in the spotlight.

A new MIT study has delved into harbor seals' ability to sense and follow prey with impressive accuracy. The research involved building a large scale version of the little antennas, and the results could prove useful for man-made sensors.

At first glance, it's certainly possible to think that the Gauswheel Spirit is sort of a low-rider unicycle, or that it has a motor. In fact, though, it's an inline two-wheeler that's entirely human-powered. We recently had a chance to try it out for ourselves.

eFishery hopes to alleviate environmental waste problems associated with overfeeding on fish farms. Its smart feeding device works by detecting hungry fish behavior and dispensing the proper amount of feed.

Suunto has long designed watches for hardcore outdoor athletes, like divers, climbers and runners. It's now making a play for more everyday lifestyle adventurers and explorers. A few weeks ago, we saw the Traverse GPS watch, and next Suunto will launch the Kailash, a watch for world travelers.

Readers may recall South Korean architecture firm Moon Hoon from its Star Wars-inspired home. Its Wind House project comprises three holiday homes dominated by a large golden structure that looks, well, rather like a duck's head.

​Although we've seen a number of bikes with built-in locks lately, the Dutch-made BluLocks bike still manages to bring a fresh approach to the concept. It combines an external chain with a locking mechanism that's located inside the seat tube. ​

When it comes to bicycles with different types of seating positions, everyone is familiar with uprights and recumbents. There is, however, a lesser-known third option – prone. Bird of Prey Bicycles is now offering a semi-prone aimed at everyday users.