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February 18, 2009 As the incidence of drugs escalates in 21st century living, their detection and analysis have become increasingly important. Sport, the workp

February 18, 2009 British yachtswoman Dee Caffari extended the boundaries of what's possible this week when she became the first woman to sail solo, non-stop

Heliotex a Southern Californian based supplier of solar panel cleaning systems and solar panel anti-theft devices has announced the release of the first patent pending automatic cleaning systems for business and home solar panels.

February 16, 2009 Kei cars (from 'kei-jidosha' - ‘light automobile’) are a uniquely Japanese phenomena which began as a tax and insurance break stimulus for

Internet speeds of a terabit per second have come one step closer with scientists at the University of Sydney developing a photonic integrated circuit (PIC) that can increase internet speeds by 60 times.

Nokia has announced two new E series messaging devices; the E55 and E75. Both devices feature 320x240 displays and Series 60 Symbian OS and build upon the excellent E71 device Nokia released last year.

Rinspeed is one automotive company that can only be described as forward-thinking and its radical concept car offerings have graced our pages on a regular basis over many years. More images and details have now emerged on the company'

Up until now, triathletes have had no option other than to switch between two different handlebar set-ups when cycling, but this prototype design provides a new approach.

Memory-induced panic attacks can be absolutely crippling for sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) - the suffocating, gripping fear associated with traumatic memories can destroy victims' careers, relationships and the normal functioning of their lives. But a team of Dutch clinical psyc

UK based Waste2tricity aims to take carbon based waste, including plastics, paper, cardboard, food and other plant material, from business and industry, and convert it into clean electricity.

Most sane people wouldn't even think about grabbing a Torx screwdriver, cracking open a brand new 17-inch unibody MacBook Pro, and completely disassembling it...that is, unless they work for iFixit, who do that kind of thing for a living.

The recently-launched luxury Atlantis hotel is impressive, and not surprisingly everything about it is big - from the development price of US$1.5 billion to its size - over 46 hectares of reclaimed land - and its 1, 539 rooms; it also features a massive 17 hectares of water park activities and an 11