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Electric motorcycles are going to be a lot easier to design and build than their petrol-powered counterparts - so we can look forward to a lot more sexy electric designs like this one - the Voltra, from Aussie design student Dan Anderson.

Brickhouse Security’s Micro Bluetooth Earpiece is so small it actually fits inside the ear canal to allow covert two-way communication via any Bluetooth mobile phone or two-way radio.

A towering collection of giant bubbles dubbed “The Cloud” is one design that has been proposed by a team of leading architects and engineers as a spectacular landmark to commemorate London's role as host of the 2012 Olympics.

The Mawok hammock can be used in a permanent or temporary position and gently rocks baby to sleep using a vertical motion.

A new study reveals that switching off the North Atlantic circulation can force the Northern hemisphere into a mini ‘ice age’ in a matter of months rather than the tens of years indicated by previous research.

Yuki Yamamoto's light, sound and movement project sees a thin layer of liquid sit above a loudspeaker, when the music starts the liquid jumps to the beat and the light throws out a beat-driven light show

The Smartphone keeps getting smarter and the just announced LG eXpo is no exception.

Scientists have created shape-shifting antennas that, while not likely to appear in consumer devices like mobile phones any time soon, could open the door to a host of uses in fields ranging from public safety to military deployment.

For cycling enthusiasts, the Soap MP3 player is one of the most versatile we’ve seen. It weighs just 30g, has 2GB of memory, clips into a Soap beanie (with built-in headphones) or attaches to a handle bar-mounted speaker box/headlight unit.

The proliferation of credit cards as a payment method preferred by millions of consumers has led to the creation of Square – a credit card reader device that makes any mobile phone a cash register.

A Monash University-led international research team, has developed a way to boost the output of the next generation of solar cells by creating a more efficient dye that makes dye-sensitive solar cells (DSS) perform better than previous versions.

California based company, HydroLectricPower, claims its HH2 system can turn just about any fossil fuel (petrol, diesel or compressed natural gas) powered vehicle into an eco-friendly hybrid with the installation of a book-sized device.