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UK-based Cella Energy has developed a synthetic fuel that could lead to US$1.50 per gallon gasoline. The hydrogen-based fuel produces no carbon emissions when burned and early indications are that it can be used in existing internal combustion engines without engine modification.

Researchers from the University of Technology, Sydney have developed some tablet software that's said to enable touch-typists to tap away without having to look at the screen.

CompuLab has announced a new miniature computer powered by NVIDIA's Tegra 2 processing platform that's said to be its smallest, most energy efficient model to date.

The MONOWALKER Hikingtrailer allows hikers to tow their backpacks behind them.

Lamborghini’s Murciélago successor, which will be shown at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show, features some very special componentry, most notably the separation of wheel control and damper via an F1-inspired double wishbone pushrod suspension.

The C4Grip from Silynx is a forward grip for assault rifles that puts controls for laser sights, flashlights and wireless communications at the user’s fingertips.

An antireflective film inspired by moth's eyes has been shown to improve the efficiency of solar cells.

The Living Light installation in Seoul keeps citizens informed on the city's air quality performance by illuminating panels on the canopy map when improvement is recorded

Be HeadCase is a bottle opener-equipped iPhone case, that comes with an app that keeps count of how many bottles you've opened.

Volkswagen is set to unveil its third-generation VW 1-Litre prototype called the XL1 that achieves a combined fuel consumption of just 0.9-liter/100 km (261 mpg).

Chrysler this week announced a partnership with the U.S. EPA to design and develop an experimental hydraulic hybrid powertrain suitable for use in large passenger cars and light-duty vehicles.

The MP4000 Personal Post Office is a non-digital, non-electronic, portable scale.