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Astronomy

Kepler spacecraft discovers tiniest solar system yet found

Kepler spacecraft discovers three small planets orbiting red dwarf star.
Mobile Technology

Concept Fujitsu Lifebook comes with removable smartphone, tablet, and digital camera

A designer's concept Fujitsu Lifebook would come with slots to insert a smartphone, tablet, and digital camera.
Aircraft

First flight of Cessna Citation Ten prototype a success

Cessna reports the successful first flight of its Citation Ten prototype this week keeps the aircraft on track for FAA certification in mid-2013 with deliveries due to commence from the second half of 2013.
Photography

Gigantic 35-foot camera takes negatives larger than most people

The 35-foot camera can barely fit in a tractor trailer, and can capture photos so detailed that it will put even some of the most the high-end of digital cameras to shame.
Around The Home

Flaca stainless steel lamp is an exemplar of green design

Masiosare Studio's Flaca low-energy, stainless steel desk lamp comes flat-packed so it can be bent into shape with the user's bare hands.
Automotive

GM's Windows of Opportunity project turns car windows into interactive displays

GM's "Windows of Opportunity" (WOO) project gave researchers and students free reign to design applications that rear seat passengers would interact with through their side windows, which act as interactive displays.
Automotive

OLED panel could switch between sunroof and light source

BASF and Philips have created OLED roof panels for cars, that can switch between being transparent and emitting light.
Automotive

Tough, light, inexpensive composite brake rotors could make their way to regular cars

A team of researchers are developing inexpensive, light-weight, long-lasting aluminum ceramic brake rotors for everyday cars.
Music

The Vortex: the world's first USB/MIDI Keytar Controller

Alesis has unveiled the world's first USB/MIDI keytar - the Vortex - with a built-in accelerometer, 37 pressure sensitive keys and a host of buttons, sliders and controls.
Music

Peavey Electronics and Parker Guitars first to launch Auto-Tune guitars

Peavey Electronics and Parker Guitars have teamed up with Antares to launch the first electric guitars incorporating Auto-Tune technology.
Aircraft

Semi-human-powered flight project gets off the ground ... just

A Dutch engineer has created a pair of semi-human-powered mechanical wings that appear to let him actually fly ... just not very high.
Robotics

Snake’s rectilinear locomotion inspires more efficient all-terrain robot design

Researchers have replicated a snake's highly efficient rectilinear locomotion in a new all-terrain robot called Scalybot 2.

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