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The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) has officially launched the Bluetooth 3.0 + HS specification, which ups the transfer rate from a top speed of 3 Mbps for the current 2.0 + EDR standard to a rate of 24 Mbps.

A new golf cart from Yamaha overcomes the need for high-pressure filling, thereby enabling it to run on the methane made from cow dung.

The Carl Gustav Recoilless Rifle is 60 years old and still going strong, having an extended life and capability due to the wide range of ammunition available.

The JENNY portable fuel cell system, which has just been commercially released for defense applications by German mobile power application company SFC Smart Fuel Cell, promises to reduce weight by around 80% compared with lithium-ion batteries.

BMW is extending its range of security vehicles with the new X5 Security Plus which will keep you safe if your assailants have nothing more than AK 47 weaponry.

Chicago unveils solar-powered recharging stations for electric vehicles.

The Cetma cargo bike offers a hassle-free and pollution-free way of transporting freight.

Finis is about to release a groundbreaking USD$140 AquaPulse heart rate monitor, a workout accessory for swimmers wishing to optimize their water-based exercise routine through heart rate training.

Le Whif is a chocolate consumed by inhaling created by David Edwards, a professor of Harvard University.

A2B electric bikes has launched in Europe with its ‘power on demand’ Metro and the ‘pedal-assist’ Hybrid. With the Metro, riders can pedal or cruise under power, while riders of the Hybrid must pedal but the motor boosts the pedal input.

Sony has unveiled its GPS-enabled HD camcorder - the HDR-TG5V Handycam® camcorder at -at this year's CES show which geotags stills and video for playback via location.

Recently developed at the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford a $20 prosthetic knee joint, dubbed the JaipurKnee, promises to bring relief to amputees in the developing world.