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Microsoft had a lot to say for itself at this year's E3, outing a host of new hardware, games and features. Well, it turns out that Redmond held back some big announcements for its Gamescom event in Cologne, Germany.

An established player is putting some skin in the connected hydration game. Thermos is set to launch the Smart Lid Hydration Bottle, which connects with the user's smartphone to keep tabs on his or her daily hydration.

With the headphones market so saturated these days, it takes more than Bluetooth wireless to turn heads. We get some quality time with Plantronics’ latest BackBeat Sense headphones to see if the added features truly make a meaningful difference.

Supercar boutique Icona set the auto world on fire back in 2013, revealing its Vulcano supercar. Two years later, it's finally doused the flames with the cooling effects of raw titanium. It calls the new Vulcano Titanium the world's first titanium car.

The FDA has given approval to Aprecia Pharmaceuticals and its 3D-printed prescription drug, Spritam levetiracetam. This marks the very first instance that the FDA has given the green light for a 3D-printed drug product.

With a lack of symptoms even when the disease is progressed, more than 80 percent of pancreatic cancer diagnoses come after the cancer has already spread. But researchers have uncovered a biomarker in the urine of pancreatic cancer sufferers, suggesting an early stage test may be on the way.

Space on economy class flights is notoriously limited, especially with the tray table down. Craig Rabin has created a device that means your tray table can remain stowed for the most part. The Airhook attaches to the stowed table to hold an electronic device, a drink and a coat.

Over 40 years after musicians Kevin Godley and Lol Creme invented a device for guitar and bass that brought a bowing sound to selected strings when a key or keys were pressed, a revised and revived Gizmotron 2.0 has been announced.

NASA recently invited university students from around the United States to submit designs for an electric aircraft that could compete with standard piston-engined craft by the year 2020. Of the 20 designs that were submitted, we look briefly at the five judged the best by NASA.

Have you ever wished you could change the weather to be more like somewhere else in the world? Well, travelers at Stockholm Arlanda Airport in Sweden can now experience just that. The airport's new Climate Portal simulates the weather from other locations in real time.

For all the textbooks and museums at our disposal, sometimes it can still be difficult to really imagine what life was like in an earlier time. Visitors to the British Museum this weekend, however, won't have to imagine. They'll be transported to the Bronze Age using virtual reality.

While they're small, light and efficient behind your vehicle, teardrop trailers can feel a bit cramped at camp. The Australian-made Gidget Retro Teardrop Camper packs more livable space by borrowing the idea of a slide-out living module from larger campers like the Bett Mobil and DoubleBack.