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Raytheon announces the development of a 16 megapixel focal plane array that will allow whole hemisphere surveying using only one array

Technically no clock can be more accurate than cesium standards such as NIST-F1, but researchers have developed an experimental atomic clock based on ytterbium atoms that boasts precision comparable to that of NIST-F1.

Genuis. Pioneer. Innovator. Words that don't even come close to describing the revolutionary thinking of Les Paul.

The Bluetooth Mini Phone is, as the name suggestes, shaped just like a miniature retro style phone handset.

ZTE and Verizon have teamed up to release a new USB modem which can connect to fast networks in over 175 countries

Bentley finally took the wraps off its new grand tourer at the Pebble Beach Concours D’Elegance on the weekend. The Mulsanne is inspired by the company's crowning achievement, the 1930 8-liter.

The RoamEO is the latest GPS device for owners of wayward canines who worry about their dogs’ disappearing acts or who are sick of spending valuable time searching for that ‘duck-hunter’ who’s too dog-tired to return with the catch.

The success of the TTXGP for electric motorcycles on the Isle of Man in June has spawned a world championship series for 2010 and the likely commercial availability of an electric racing bike early in the year.

AMREL have announced the release of their latest wearable military communication equipment, the HC-2.

Researchers at KAIST have successfully demonstrated an electric transport system where the vehicle draws power from cables buried beneath the surface of the road

NASA's Stardust probe successfully collected Amino Acids from the comet's tail, confirmed to originate in space.

Cabasse has moved mountains to deliver an audiophile's dream - the world's first 4-way point-source speaker system, with perfect linearity up to 25,000Hz. Pity it costs UK£108,000 (US$176,000) - and looks like a pair of giant eyeballs on sticks!