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The Genius G-Shot HD520 camcorder is capable of capturing 11 megapixel still images or 5 megapixel video in MPEG-4/H.264 format – not bad for a unit that costs just USD$149.

TIME magazine has announced its list of the world’s 100 most influential people of 2009 and brand futurist and author Martin Lindstrom is on the list.

Raser Technologies has begun delivering 10 megawatts (MW) of clean, renewable electricity to Anaheim, California, from its first low-temperature, binary geothermal plant, the Hatch Geothermal Power Plant in Beaver County, Utah.

Smiths Detection has announced the global release of the HazMatID Ranger handheld chemical identifier, the Bio-Seeq PLUS, a handheld biological testing unit and the newest model in its Lightweight Chemical Detector series, the LCD 3.3.

The Podio is a portable digital music machine that can be used without earphones, is water-resistant and delivers up to 20 hours of playback in speaker mode.

The first all-electric family car, Citroen's C1 ev'ie, has gone on sale in the United Kingdom.

Australia is not a country renowned for UFO sightings - but that might not be the case for long. West Australia's Entecho is pioneering a three-seater, rotary fan-forced, VTOL flying saucer with no exposed blades and simple joystick control.

JVC’s new Full HD 3D LCD Monitor is a 46-inch large, 1.5-inches (39mm) thin display that produces flicker-free 3D images by adopting the Xpol polarizing filter method.

The Gruber Assist is an electric auxiliary drive that can be retrofitted to practically any bicycle to give your legs some respite on steep hills or long rides.

An AI system for autonomous unmanned helicopters developed by Stanford computer scientists can teach itself to fly by watching other RC helicopters in the air.

Lucas Ordoñez won the Nissan/PlayStation GT Academy 2008, a competition designed to take a champion Gran Turismo gamer and turn them into a real life racing driver. Lucas had his first hit-out in the European GT4 series at the weekend.

Computer scientist David Collins has developed a toolkit that allows law enforcement agencies to scour an Xbox hard-disk drive and other data-storage devices much more easil in search of illicit material.