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An entrant to this year's James Dyson awards has come up with something devilishly simple: a shrinking milk jug that squeezes all the air out as you empty it. The inventor claims it lets milk last as much as a week longer.

A South African bank armed ATMs with pepper spray to prevent theft. So far, it's only attacked employees.

NAVIGON's new on-board navigation software transforms any iPhone 3G or 3GS with OS 3.0 into a complete navigation device. With the software and map data on board, there are no subscription fees to pay or map downloads to wait for during navigation.

A young German designer has come up with a concept for a short-distance, solar-powered bike that could easily be rented in big cities. But how trustworthy is the public?

The c,mm,n project has set its sights on sustainable mobility for the future and you can help

An international team of scientists led by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) has created the first-ever comprehensive computer model of sunspots.

As Australia recovers from its worst wildfire season on record (more than 1800 homes lost in the ‘Black Saturday’ fires in the state of Victoria), the country’s major telco, Telstra, has launched a AUD$200,000 Mobile Exchange on Wheels (MEOW).

The Passion application rates your sexual performance based on duration, power (as measured by the iPhone's built-in accelerometer) and loudness of orgasm, giving you a score out of 10 for your efforts.

The Buell Blast was a friendly motorcycle, a beginner's bike and a favourite of US-based rider training organisations. But Erik Buell decided it wasn't fast enough or man enough to wear the Buell badge. So he crushed it.

Nissan and its transmission supplier Jatco have jointly developed a new generation compact and lightweight CVT (continuously variable transmission) that increase the current ratio of 6.0:1 to 7.3:1 – roughly 20 percent higher than other CVTs.

Logitech has released a series of seven webcams to coincide with its new video calling Vid software.

Cranklock inventor Chris Toal has given us a peek at early technical drawings from a couple of the patent applications to provide an insight into how the Cranklock will operate... plus the first pics of a new downhill prototype.