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This new top loader from Electrolux delivers water savings of up to up to 7,800 liters (over 2000 gallons) per year by sensing the load size and only supplying the exact amount of water needed to wash and rinse.

Promoting the four R’s of green electronic use (Reduce, Recycle, Reuse and Rethink), the 'myGreenElectronics' website is dedicated to minimizing the impact consumer electronics have on the environment.

If you don't have the cash for a Caterham Levante, and the Can-Am Spyder's looks are a bit modern for you, you could do a lot

The electric Phoenix SUT might be struggling to make it to market, but a lower-spec off-road industrial utility vehicle based on the same chassis is proving its immediate viability, with a 25mph top speed and 1-hour recharge up to 80%.

Since the 1960s, the Gulfstream jet has been synonymous with ultra fast business travel regardless of cost – now, the company is planning a new ultra-large cabin G650 capable of 0.925 Mach, which will make it the fastest non-military aircraft flying.

We have always marvelled at the Salamander’s ability to regrow lost limbs – this fascinating article details the history and progress of work in the area of regenerating limbs.

Mack's new Titan truck sports a 16-liter diesel that can deliver 2,060 lb-ft of torque at just 1200 rpm and runs through an 18-speed transmission.

Danish speaker company Scandyna’s ‘v dock’ is an iPod dock with integrated amplifier that is specially designed to complement the iPod Video models. It features a distinctive design that complements Scandyna’s distinctive speaker range and amplifier.

London is expanding at a rate of 100,000 new inhabitants per year. An ambitious proposal would house that number in a single building - a 1.5km tall vertical village with its own schools, hospitals, public spaces and political representation.

Bad news for enemies of the United States is that the ScanEagle UAV can now carry Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) which can pick out man made objects not readily visible to IR or EO cameras.

The next generation of ‘smart’ solar-powered road markings which warn of bad weather or slow-moving traffic ahead and can help reduce motorway hold-ups, have proved a significant success on highways in the Netherlands.

Now here’s an interesting new direction for remote-controlled toys. British engineer Dr James Brighton has transformed the HUMMER H3 into a super-sized remote controlled vehicle to create the ultimate boy’s toy. At UKP26,500 for the Hummer, it’s probably the most expensive remote controlled civilian