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A new ion rocket engine could cut months off a manned trip to Mars and save hundreds of billion dollars.

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.

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

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).

A new vertical landscape design would see the walls of city buildings transformed into columns of vegetation to add a much needed touch of green and help clean the city air, while retaining the building’s usual use for office or housing space.

Scottish council, West Lothian (near Edinburgh), has given the green light to a local cab company to run a fleet of Toyota Prius vehicles.

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.

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.

A mathematician and computer scientist have created a remote-sensing mechanism that examines the content of millions of blogs to measure the emotional levels of millions of people and give an indication of how people around the world are feeling.

Sir Richard Branson was all smiles as Virgin Galactic's 'mothership' made its first public flight. $280 million might have helped, too.

Belkin has released a new headphone adapter that gives people the ability to listen to the third generation iPod Shuffle on headphones of their own choosing while retaining control of the device.

Avrak has a range of racks that revolve 360° to easily expose the rear of the component stack, saving your back and removing the risk of cross-wiring expensive AV equipment.