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The eROSITA X-ray telescope will search for black holes and dark matter, and may help explain why the expansion of the universe is accelerating instead of slowing down.

Joby introduces the Gorillatorch hands-free LED flashlight with a flexible and magnetic tripod attached.

This clever Blackberry app breaks down the language barrier on the fly - you speak in English, it translates and speaks your phrase in Arabic. It also works in reverse. Very nifty.

The Bluetooth Mini Phone is, as the name suggestes, shaped just like a miniature retro style phone handset.

A technique that uses DNA molecules as scaffolding for the precise assembly of components such as millions of carbon nanotubes, nanowires and nanoparticles could provide a new way to pack more power and speed into computer chips.

GM has announced that its Chevrolet Volt extended-range electric vehicle is expected to achieve city fuel economy of at least 230 miles per gallon. The figure is based on a new EPA methodology especially developed for plug-in electric vehicles.

Imagine a sports car show held not in an exhibition center, but at a racetrack, so the cars can be appreciated in natural surroundings, without speed limits. The first "International GT & Supercar Show" will be held at Paul Ricard on September 26/27

Safe pet travel advisers Bark Buckle Up and web-based automotive information company, Edmunds, have joined forces to release their Top Ten Pet Safe Vehicles in the hopes that their advice may avert some tragedies.

Researchers at KAIST have successfully demonstrated an electric transport system where the vehicle draws power from cables buried beneath the surface of the road

Researchers are looking to cram more transistors onto integrated circuits by adapting the same methods used in fusion-energy research to create extremely thin plasma beams for a new class of 'nanolithography'.

NASA's Stardust probe successfully collected Amino Acids from the comet's tail, confirmed to originate in space.

The Wearable Artificial Kidney (WAK) is a miniaturized dialysis machine that can be worn as a belt, allowing patients with end stage renal failure the freedom to engage in daily activity while undergoing uninterrupted dialysis treatment.