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Israeli design student, Itay Laniado, has come up with a collapsible ladder design that makes getting a ladder from point A to point B a whole lot easier.

Yuji Fujimura has designed an electric bike where the handlebars, seat and pedal fold away so that it can slip into the smallest of parking spaces

As part of its Mobility for All campaign Renault is making getting in and out of its New Clio easier for Europeans with the introduction of Europe’s first original equipment swivel seat.

A computer program created by researchers from North Carolina State University will detect a lane change and set the car back on course without human control.

The Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) has announced two new media new specs for high capacity Blu-ray Discs that will be compatible with existing Blu-ray players – not even with a firmware update.

REVEAL is an indoor projector that simulates sun-cast shadows of a window frame and swaying branches on your inside walls.

Fujitsu's new LifeBook MH330 is thin, light, benefits from an Atom processor and comes with the facility to share a PC's optical drive rather than one being housed in the notebook.

The JoyVirtue TM-6 Tube-Amp AV Center brings your MP3 music to life with a mix of new and old-fashioned technology.

JVC is to offer a pre-release look at its new ProHD GY-HM790 camcorder at this year's NAB 2010 in Las Vegas

Gizmag takes a hands on look at Apple's iPad see if it lives up to the hype.

A team of scientists has shown that carbon nanotubes can be broken down by an enzyme found in white blood cells and hope this new understanding may lead to a way to render carbon nanotubes harmless, opening the door to medical applications.

A discovery by HP that memristors can perform logic could change the way computer systems are designed and enable faster more efficient computers.