Cycling should be a fun and joyful experience minus the fear of crashing or slipping over rocks. Lumigrids might be the new way of riding bicycles.

With the new, upcoming Star Trek movie on the horizon, its interesting to look back on an interview between the original Captain Kirk and Chris Hadfield, the Canadian astronaut on the ISS, held back in January.

Sydney - The question of whether you can fly a drone over your neighbour’s place is getting a lot of attention online. The legal theory, such as it is, falls somewhere between the First Amendment and privacy laws, and it’s not helping anyone.

Dublin - The debate of HTML5 versus native apps has been ongoing for quite some time now and until a solution can be formed then it could transpire for a long period of time.

Houston - A group of engineering students at Rice University discovered a new way to generate energy with the movement of the human body.

Washington - The US government, as part the "war on terror," has erected an expensive and extensive surveillance empire, that monitors not just AP reporters but everyone's communications throughout the US and no doubt far beyond.

Research into 3D-printed food will be funded by NASA, which gave mechanical engineer Anjan Contractor a $125,000 grant, so he can build the printer.

Microsoft revealed the new gaming console Xbox One, featuring voice commands and gesture controls so you can access video games, TV, music and movies without a remote or controller. Also, you can make Skype calls while gaming, the company announced.

Russian experts are developing robots designed not only to minimize casualties in terrorist attacks but also to neutralize terrorists the Russian state finds to be potential threats, despite they haven’t yet done anything wrong.

Activision and Infinity Ward have officially revealed the first trailer for 'Call of Duty: Ghost' during the unveiling of the new Xbox One.

Sony has released a brief teaser video in regards to its next-generation console known as the Playstation 4 in which the console will actually be revealed at E3.

A US Navy dolphin has discovered a 19th century torpedo in deep water off the coast of San Diego, California, during an underwater mine detection training exercise. The 11-foot brass torpedo known as the Howell was built and deployed about 130 years ago.

It is possible that you can say goodbye to coffee and other caffeine drinks if this patent from Colgate-Palmolive goes through. A caffeinated toothbrush may soon become a reality.

Warner Bros. Interactive and Warner Bros. Games have revealed the first teaser trailer for the upcoming game, 'Batman: Arkham Origins'.

Electronic Arts has announced that it is abolishing online passes, the controversial gimmick to discourage used game sales by blocking online content unless a one time code is entered.

The US Navy has conducted the first launch of an unmanned autonomous aircraft from an aircraft carrier. The test flight of X-47B stealth drone, designed to launch from an aircraft carrier, was conducted over the Atlantic.

Sony and Polyphony Digital have offically announced that 'Gran Turismo 6' is in the works and is set to be released for the PlayStation 3 for the 2013 Holiday season.

Chicago - A unique umbrella, Brolly, has been developed with a special grip that allows for texting and emailing in the wind and rain and gives added comfort for those suffering from arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome. You can now multi-task in the rain.

New York - Tech changes affect three areas. Individuals acquire greater independence and reach.  The locus of power shifts accordingly. And traditional buffers between discordant groups dissolve.