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Scientists have created a new type of fiber optic cable with a zinc selenide core, that is said to be better than conventional cables at transmitting and manipulating light.

Will the iPod Classic be discontinued?

The MAST research project is working on developing tiny autonomous, collaborative robots, that could be used to map out hazard environments for humans.

Earlier this week, NXP Semiconductors announced a US$1.00 Greenchip which enables every light bulb to have its own wireless IP address. It has since announced it is to make its JenNet-IP, ultra-low-power, wireless software available as Open Source

The sbyke takes elements from BMX bikes and skateboards to make a rear-steering scooter.

A new type of earbud featuring an inflatable tip is said to minimize or eliminate discomfort in the ears of music listeners.

In a flight on May 12, Eurocopter's X3 hybrid helicopter maintained a true airspeed of 232 knots (430 km/h or 267 mph) for several minutes during stable, level flight.

Honda UK and MUGEN have just released the first official pics of the supercharged CR-Z MUGEN concept hybrid vehicle.

California-based Switch Lighting has announced the world's first 100 watt-equivalent LED bulb designed as a direct replacement for traditional incandescent bulbs.

Michael Ford, who restores old arcade games, has built a peep show machine from scratch using modern technology.

In yet another hiccup for the PSN, an exploit that allows hackers to change a user's password using the very information that was stolen last month has surfaced.

Lenovo has released a new slim, high-performance ThinkPad laptop, which blends business with entertainment while offering military-grade toughness.