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Motorola has officially announced its square smartphone, the Flipout with slide out QWERTY keyboard

PMA 2011, Las Vegas will be open to the public.

Researchers are looking at "printing" pills to order, to create safer and faster-acting medicines that can also reach patients much faster.

It clamps directly underneath the seat of any bicycle and it vibrates and flashes red according to the program you punch into the control panel, serving a double role as the world's biggest bicycle tail-light and a giant wedgie sex toy.

The new Sony Bravia 3D TVs feature Face Detection and Presence Sensor technology.

Prior to Computex, ASUS revealed a few teaser details about upcoming releases. Now more details have been made available.

The Panvista Borescope Package allows you to peek inside a car's engine, for just US$140.

Less well-known camcorder manufacturers, Aiptek and DXG, are looking to stake an early claim on the 3D consumer camcorder market by beating the big boys to the punch and displaying their upcoming offerings at Computex 2010.

A breakthrough in quantum dot laser communication could mean the next-generation Ethernet is closer than we think.

Nokia’s newly unveiled Bicycle Charger Kit lets cyclists charge their mobile phone using environmentally friendly pedal power.

Researchers have created a device that traps and absorbs electromagnetic waves, essentially creating an electromagnetic black hole.

The U.S. Army has recently surpassed one million unmanned flight hours.