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Sony recently released a firmware update for the PSP that adds Skype functionality - as long as your PSP is the newer, slimmer kind. We've spent the morning calling people from weird places - here's the lowdown.

The timetable has been set for September's Formula 1(TM) Singapore Grand Prix, the first ever Grand Prix to be held at night.

Billed as the world's smallest mobile watch, the M500 watch phone incorporates a 1.5-inch (128x160) color OLED touchscreen, 128 MB Memory, 80 hours standby time, plus web-browsing, Bluetooth, MP3 and video playback capabilities.

Mitsubishi Motors has released these sketches of its turbocharged, 4-cylinder Lancer Prototype-S sports hatchback concept ahead

Amazon has launched a massive HD DVD sale

Intel has announced it will purchase more than 1.3 billion kilowatt hours a year of renewable energy certificates, making it the single-largest corporate purchaser of green power in the US.

Sandisk has announced the upcoming release of a 32GB SDHC card with significantly increased read and write speeds along with an 8GB version of its two-in one, USB-ready SDHC Plus line.

The Airbus A380 has become the first commercial aircraft to complete a flight using liquid fuel processed from gas as part of a program to evaluate the environmental impact of alternative fuels.

Made from a "memory foam" 30 times softer than the silicone rubber used to make most earphone tips, Comply™ pitch their Foam Tips as an affordable and simple solution to customizing earphones in a market where the "one-size-fits-all" mantra definitely does not apply.

In an unusual move for a sporting motorcycle design engineer, Eric Buell has turned his eclectic eye to faster frets and pumping pickups for a brand new custom Peavey electric guitar, the MS-1.

Callpod Inc’s Dragon Bluetooth Headset boasts a range of 100 meters (328 feet) and silences ambient noise and annoying pops and clicks with its proprietary Dual-Mic Noise Suppression technology.

With the global robotics market expected to significantly expand over the next five years, the College of Computing at Georgia Tech has announced that it will now offer the first interdisciplinary doctoral degree in robotics in the US.