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Xerox Corporation scientists have invented a way to make prints whose images last only a day, so that the paper can be used again and again thereby cutting down on paper use in the office.

The 24,000 square foot GreenPix Zero Energy Media Wall applies sustainable and digital media technology to the curtain wall of Xicui Entertainment Complex in Beijing, near the site of the 2008 Olympics.

The aptly named "Data-backup mobile phone charger" automatically backs-up your contacts whilst your phone is charging and also acts as a portable power supply as well as a SD/MMC card reader.

Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany have developed an innovative mini medical pump system to administer tiny quantities of liquid such as medicines.

Timetranslator software for mobile phones converts numbers in your phone into the local time at the destination being called.

Pioneer’s new Elite BDP-05FD and Pioneer BDP-51FD Blu-Ray Disc players are designed to work seamlessly with the company's new line of A/V receivers for what's billed as the ultimate home theater experience.

After an 8-year development process, the next British supercar is here: the Keating SKR and its racetrack-only TKR brother offer continental good looks, lightweight snappy handling, sensible service intervals and stonking power up to 1500hp.

Radiation Shield Technologies' Demron protective garment is a flexible, cool, and lightweight jumpsuit which provides all the protection of a lead apron without any dermal or inhalation risks.

This new line of camouflaged outdoor speakers from Niles Audio Corporation is designed to blend in with your outdoor decor by mimicking the appearance of common backyard items.

No-one is in any doubt about how hot the iPhone since its June 2007 birth. Fueling the hype on the basis that “imitation is the most sincere form of flattery” are a bunch of phones spied by Todd Robbins this week in Bangkok.

Vision impaired users can now access books, news articles and web pages using RoboBraille - an email-based service that translates text into Braille and audio recordings.

E Ink has announced availability of its next generation segmented display cells (SDC). The new SDCs are 40% thinner with a wider operational temperature range and viewable angle of nearly 180°.