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Stanford researchers have developed a way of powering cardiac devices wirelessly using gigahertz-frequency radio waves.

The tweaks and modifications made to Gamera II since June's new national record for human-powered helicopter flight have resulted in the team breaking the 60-second barrier and reaching an altitude of over nine feet, although not in the same flight.

A new kind of heart rate monitor smartphone app measures a user's pulse without physical contact by detecting the micro color changes in their face.

Green House Co Ltd of Japan will soon be marketing an LED lantern that runs on saltwater.

Nokia has unveiled an all-new flagship handset for Windows Phone 8: the Lumia 920.

The Bokashicycle Food Waste Pulverizer is designed to consolidate commercial food waste, and make it easier to compost.

Scientists at Harvard University have created a hydrogel that’s tough, biocompatible, self-healing, and can be repeatedly stretched to 21 times its regular length without breaking.

Wood Luck is an earthquake resistant bed that can withstand up to 65 tons of falling debris.

With the release of Windows 8 just around the corner, HP has unveiled two new touch-enabled Ultrabooks and a hybrid tablet/notebook.

Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Microelectronic Circuits and Systems (IMS) have developed a biosensor that provides a non-invasive way to measure blood glucose levels and can transmit its readings wirelessly to a mobile device.

The Fujifilm X-E1 is a retro-styled 16-megapixel mid-range mirrorless interchangeable lens digital camera.

NVIDIA has announced that its powerful K5000 professional video card is coming to Mac Pro this year.