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The KissPhone has a mouth which you kiss - it subsequently measures the pressure, percussion speed, temperature, and sucking force of your mouth, transmits them to the remote user's Kissphone where it recreates the kiss for fun or profit.

Sprint’s new Sierra Wireless AirCard 402 is a mobile broadband card that should come in handy for owners of multiple laptops with its ability to connect via both ExpressCard and PC Card slots thanks to a locking 2-in1 adapter.

The AquaHub is a water conservation device that connects to a garden hose, branching into six regulated outlets.

A new water-bound solar technology promises to produce electricity at a comparable cost to fossil fuel generation.

Acer recently introduced its first touchscreen notebook and updated its Timeline series with new and more powerful Intel Core 2 Duo processors for improved battery life.

These days, if you go looking for batteries you're likely to find a range of products with some fairly bold claims on their packaging.

Ekahau has announced forthcoming availability of its new writ-bound Wi-Fi tracking tag

Drink No More is a deterrent that lets you know when your pet is approaching the toilet and, hopefully, scares it off with an alarm and flashing light.

Optical Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing (oOFDM) offers an inexpensive way to drastically boost the capacity of increasingly strained broadband networks and improve download times around the world.

Cell phone and services provider, Consumer Cellular, has released two senior-friendly cell phones with bigger, raised buttons and easy-to-read display text.

Zegna Sport's new Ecotech Solar jacket powers your MP3 player and is made almost entirely from 100% recycled plastic

As part of a new advertising campaign, Sony launched a PS3 slim-line console into a fully-functional Bravia 46-inch LCD TV at 80kmh (50mph). Gizmag was one of only two media outlets invited by Sony Australia to witness the stunt.