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Boeing and the U.S. Air Force have used "active flow control technology" to deploy munitions from a weapons bay at twice the speed of sound.

It's official - World War II games are dead. Infinity Ward has brought the iconic Call of Duty series into the 21st Century with a flash-bang, giving Tom Clancy a run for his money with an epic depiction of modern war.

The benefits of tyre pressure monitor systems are enormous for fleet vehicles, but developing a system suitable for buses in the Canadian winter proved quite a design challenge.

The team at Gizmag has scoured the archives to assemble a list of the ten most desirable luxury items that you wont find under the tree... from million dollar laptops to ultra-exclusive

Sharp's new D83X range of LCD TV’s adopt a black on black finish with a champagne gold colored line inset and blade boundaried edge to house a full HD next generation ASV LCD panel.

Dell’s latest addition to their XPS line is the M1530 - a 15.4-inch laptop with a built in webcam, biometric finger-print reader, and design accents such as touch-sensitive multi-media buttons, brushed aluminum accents and a choice of colors.

Mobile phone sales continue to soar. According to new research from Gartner sales of mobile phones in the third quarter of this year reached 289 million worldwide.

Design students from Colorado have come up with a mountainbike that incorporates a Kawasaki KX85 engine to bring a new dimension to the idea of lightweight motorcycle - around 125lbs, or just under 57 kilos.

Clarion’s VRX578RUSB in-car multimedia unit offers navigation and control of a range of audio and multimedia functions - including built-in Bluetooth connectivity - through a fully motorized 7-inch touch panel control.

Teresonic's new Magus compact loudspeakers combine quality audio and low-wattage efficiency in a unique handcrafted casing.

Soft-R Research LLC has released an “all-in-one” self-recordable CD with the added bonus of a in-built encryption technology.

Nissan has announced plans for special versions of both the Navara Pickup and Patrol 4x4 to mark the company's involvement with Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman's "Long Way Down" expedition.