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Computing

Ergoroller massages your wrist while you mouse

The Ergoroller is a computer wrist support that massages your wrist with steel ball bearings, as you mouse.
Electronics

Tyndall National Institute create first junctionless transistor

A new junctionless transistor architecture invented at the Tyndall National Institute promises smaller, faster, and cheaper processors.
Mobile Technology

PayPal Send Money 2.0 app for iPhone makes cashless transactions easy

PayPal Send Money 2.0 app puts cash in your iPhone
Science

Breakthrough in quest for solar hydrogen production

Scientists in Atlanta, Georgia, have developed the most potent homogeneous catalyst known for water oxidation, which they hope will lead to producing hydrogen fuel using only water and sunlight.
Good Thinking

Always flash the right plastic with the Credit Card Holder

The Credit Card Holder holds six cards that can be extracted using the device’s buttons, which feature symbols to identify the respective cards.
Science

China becomes the world's largest exporter

Though China's exports fell by 16% in value in 2009, China finally became the world's largest exporter in 2009, a mantle it can be expected to hold for the forseeable future.
Outdoors

Multimat helps keep sandy campers clean

The CGear Multimat's dual-layer design creates a one-way-street for sand dirt and dust, so particles fall through from above, but don't come back-up through the mat.
Computing

The security myth exposed (again): Major browsers and iPhone fall at Pwn2Own 2010

Security specialists at this year's Pwn2Own contest in Vancouver again proved that browser security is a myth
Automotive

Hyundai unveils 2011 Sonata Hybrid

The Hyundai Sonata Hybrid 2011 can be driven in gasoline mode, electric mode or a combination mode depending on driver demand.
Photography

Leaf releases 56MP Aptus-II 10R digital camera back

Leaf has released a new camera back where an image can be rotated without removing the back or re-mounting the camera and is claimed to offer the industry's widest medium-format sensor
Architecture

City of Denver to get a solar-powered sun

An artist is creating an installation that will feature a solar-powered projected sun, that will rise and set throughout the night on the side of a building in downtown Denver.
Marine

Using acoustic broadband to count fish in 'high-def'

A new broadband acoustic undersea imaging system is set to revolutionize oceanography.

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