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The Lonely Planet iPhone City Guides use the touchscreen scrolling and GPS features of the iPod Touch and the iPhone to provide travelers with guidebook information on about 20 major cities around the globe.

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have experimentally demonstrated the potential for graphene to replace copper for interconnects in future generations of integrated circuits and allow the continuation of Moore’s Law.

A robotic 'ferret' will help customs find drugs, weapons and people hidden in freight containers.

Scheduled to hit the consumer market in 2010, USB 3.0 will bring consumers a faster, more scalable and power saving data transfer.

Microdisplay manufacturer, Kopin, has produced the world’s smallest VGA color-filter LCD, which measures just 0.27-inches diagonally and could be ideal for the digital single-lens-reflex (DSLR) cameras with high-resolution electronic viewfinders.

When looking through the racks of my local guitar shop, why is it that the now familiar “environmentally-friendly” claims are conspicuous by their absence?

This odd-looking creation could be the start of something massive – it's the first prototype of a leaning four-wheeled bike which offers a massive increase in safety.

A team of University of Florida chemists have developed a new type of “molecular nanomotor” that transforms light directly into motion, bypassing the conversion of light to electricity or heat required by traditional solar powered motors.

Scientists develop a superconducting metal only two atoms thick.

The Water Building resort may be the first building in the world that can convert air into pure water, using an innovative generator and solar power.

The OdorBox uses unique air purification technology that banishes odors and keeps cat litter free from germs and bacteria.

Western Digital has announced a dual-drive, 4TB version of its My Book external hard drive.