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Researchers at Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft have developed a system that allows people to communicate with a 3D display through simple hand gestures – without touching it and without 3D glasses or a data glove.

If ever there was a perfect candidate for solar power, the north-west Australian town of Cloncurry is it, having long claimed the title of Australia's hottest recorded day - 53 degrees Celsius in the shade in 1889. The town is now is gearing up to produce solar thermal power capable of supplying all

The design of the trusty mouse has come a long way from its humble beginnings forty years ago and throughout its many incarnations it has remained a staple for any personal computer user. The latest spin on this ever necessary peripheral –

February 24, 2009 McGill University and Douglas Institute scientists have discovered that childhood trauma can actually alter your DNA and shape the way your ge

The new line of Protonex SPMs reduce the amount of batteries soldiers have to carry into the field, and streamline the recharging of electronics.

DubMeNow is a new technology that allows you to instantly exchange (via text or email) contact information (email, phone, company, address, title, etc.) from mobile phone to mobile phone. Big deal? Yes, because it enables you to exchange contact information without having to give out your mobile num

The European version of the world’s cheapest car, the Nano was introduced at the Geneva Auto Show this week.

Sanyo's Xacti dual camera range, which includes Full HD, Standard HD and Compact HD models, seeks to blur the lines between still and video cameras even further by allowing the capture of still and video images simultaneously.

The cost and energy-efficiency of solid-state lighting are driving many new applications, and the recent installation of the first LED street lights in Osaka Prefecture in Japan, has already been found to provide an overall savings of 88% in electricity bills over the older high-pressure mercury lam

At the Pioneer 09 science show in London last week researchers unveiled a mock-up of a virtual reality headset designed to stimulate not just sight and hearing, but all five senses.

March 8, 2009 An auction next week in London will see a guitar of quite remarkable lineage go under the hammer. The 1952 Gibson Les Paul was once owned and made

Tendril has jut released its mobile web based application Tendril Vantage Mobile, designed to provide consumers with information on their home energy consumption.