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IBM has retained the Number One Plate Holder's title at the US Patent Office for 16 years straight, with 2008 issuances greater than Microsoft, HP, Oracle, A

Announced at CES 2009, Palm's Pre is a 3G smartphone set to take on the iPhone and the G1. Read on to find ou

The new Smart Lite CFL allows you to replace the bulb and reuse the ballast, saving waste and money.

Many parents will be familiar with the educational exploits of Dora the Explorer. The bi-lingual cartoon character designed for pre-schoolers has developed a strong presence both on the box and in spin-off products like books and toys over the past 10 years, and now she's set to grow-up alongside he

SafetyMate is an ingenious talking first aid device that gives essential health advice at the touch of a button. It begins speaking as soon as the lid is opened. The user chooses one of eight emergency buttons and is guided through a series of first-aid steps.

HTC has announced their next generation Windows Mobile smartphones. The two devices announced, the HTC Touch Diamond2 and HTC Touch Pro2, are both Windows Mobile 6.1 devices, but meet the new minimum hardware specs for compatibility with the upcoming Windows Mobile 6.5 release.

Further irrefutable proof that the slot machine is one of the most insidious inventions in history came from the 800 year old University of Cambridge this week.

Heliotex a Southern Californian based supplier of solar panel cleaning systems and solar panel anti-theft devices has announced the release of the first patent pending automatic cleaning systems for business and home solar panels.

February 16, 2009 Kei cars (from 'kei-jidosha' - ‘light automobile’) are a uniquely Japanese phenomena which began as a tax and insurance break stimulus for

Gizmag's Dave Weinstein has been putting the Lenovo W700ds (dual-screen) notebook to the test, read on for his full report.

Internet speeds of a terabit per second have come one step closer with scientists at the University of Sydney developing a photonic integrated circuit (PIC) that can increase internet speeds by 60 times.

Nokia has announced two new E series messaging devices; the E55 and E75. Both devices feature 320x240 displays and Series 60 Symbian OS and build upon the excellent E71 device Nokia released last year.