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The Spark Tablet Case packs solar panels and a rechargeable battery to keep tablets like the iPad powered up while out and about.

Gizmag speaks with Agility Saietta designer Lawrence Marazzi about the design process, the future of electric motorcycles and the unique properties of the Saietta.

In a step towards synthetic solar conversion systems to generate hydrogen, researchers have now developed a biohybrid photocoversion system inspired by photosynthesis that can convert visible light into hydrogen fuel.

Industrial design student Anthony Reale has borrowed from the basking shark to create ‘strait power,’ a water-powered turbine generator that 40 percent more efficient that current designs.

Total production of the Mazda MX-5 sports car reached 900,000 units today further extending its lead as the best selling two-seater sports car of all time.

The DreamPlug from Globalscale Technologies offers application developers a low cost, low power computing solution in the increasingly popular compact plug form factor

Researchers are looking at introducing sea cucumbers to fish farms, where they could clean up fish waste and be bred for food.

F1 kicked back into life this week with the first test of the season, and the unveiling of most of the 2011 cars, the most significant of which was the Red Bull RB07, the car which will defend both drivers and constructors championships

Pagani's Zonda supercar successor, to be known as the Huayra, will be shown to the public for the first time in Geneva a month from now. Only 20 of the gull-winged Huayras will be made per year, each costing EUR one million.

TouchType has announced the release of a new tablet-optimized version of its popular onscreen keyboard app, SwiftKey

The Cougar20-H is a remote-controlled surveillance robot that can not only detect motion through walls but, to ensure no one goes unnoticed, it can also detect the breathing of a stationary person.

Using naturally occurring crystals rather than metamaterials, two research teams working independently have demonstrated technology that can cloak larger objects in the broad range of wavelengths visible to the human eye.