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Boats and Watersports

Super slides for superyachts

The Freestyle Cruiser is a giant, inflatable water slide aimed at the superyacht market.
Children

LeapPad 2 learning tablet now available

LeapFrog has updated its popular child-friendly LeapPad tablet with the LeapPad 2, available for purchase now from US$99.99
Mobile Technology

Sony launches new touch-enabled E-Ink PRS-T2 Reader

Sony says that its new 6-inch touchscreen e-Reader benefits from more paper-like page turns, an E-Ink display that's been optimized for long-term, ad-free reading and a splattering of social features.
Automotive

McLaren one-off X1 concept surfaces at Pebble Beach

McLaren shows its X1 concept vehicle at Pebble Beach
Wellness and Healthy Living

Electronic fingertips could lead to smart surgical gloves

A newly-developed electronic finger cuff could lead to smarter surgical gloves that perform surgery and scans with a touch.
Around The Home

Black & Decker puts new "motion-activated" twist on the cordless screwdriver

Black & Decker has announced the new Gyro 4V MAX Lithium-ion Rechargeable Screwdriver, which is activated and controlled with a twist of the wrist.
Science

Superhydrophobic coating allows water to boil without bubbles

Scientists have used tiny spheres coated in a water-repellent coating to get water to boil without bubbles.
Science

Australian study backs major assumption of cosmology

A study by a team of Australian researchers verifies that the Universe is homogeneous on large distance scales - a founding principle of cosmology.
Science

Scientists levitate liquid in order to develop better pharmaceuticals

Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory have implemented levitation in order to improve the drug development process.
Bicycles

NEO VOLT folding electric bike boasts discreet battery, impressive range

ITEM's NEO VOLT folding electric bike concept has a claimed autonomous range of 90 km (56 miles).
Science

World's shortest laser pulse to shed new light on quantum mechanics

The world's shortest laser pulse, measuring only 67 attoseconds in duration, has been generated at the University of Central Florida.
Science

Computer program is able to match rough sketches to real objects

A new computer program is able to guess what people are drawing, based on very rough sketches.

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