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Research shows that significant environmental savings can be made by buying music online

Students from Nepal claimed to have created a solar cell which uses human hair to replace expensive silicon.

Belkin's Easy Transfer Cable makes upgrading to Windows 7 easier by transferring your data and settings to your new Windows 7 machine.

By mimicking the way embryonic stem cells develop into heart muscle, bioengineers at Duke University believe they have taken an important first step toward growing a living "heart patch" to repair damaged heart tissue.

Computer keyboards have been found to be home to worrying amounts of harmful microbes, but Vioguard believes its new self-cleaning keyboard offers a possible solution.

G24i has sent the first commercial shipment of its dye-sensitized solar cells to a bag-maker in Hong Kong for use in backpacks and handbags. DSSCs work in low light - even indoors - and are environmentally-friendly to create.

Getac’s line of rugged Tablet PCs will be the first commercially-available rugged computers to offer a multi-touch screen based on resistive technology that works with or without gloves.

By replicating the biotemplate of butterfly wings, researchers hope to be able to make various optically active structures, such as optical diffusers or coverings that maximize solar cell absorption.

University of Utah engineers have developed a system that uses a wireless network of radio transmitters to "see", locate and track people or objects in an area surrounded by inexpensive radio transceivers that send and receive signals.

What is exactly an LED TV? Well, basically, it's another form of LCD TV that uses LEDs to provide its light source. But then add in Edge-Lighting LEDs and RGB LEDs and the picture becomes a bit more complicated.

Researchers at Microsoft are testing new mice designs that unite traditional point-and-click to multi-touching.

We take a look at some of the entries competing in the DoE's Solar Decathlon, which sees 20 teams of college and university students competing to design, build, and operate the most attractive, effective, and energy-efficient solar-powered house.