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Researchers at Purdue University have made important progress in developing finFET transistors that could one day take the place of traditional MOSFETs.

Amazon Kindle beta is now available for free download on the PC.

Transparency International’s annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is the only realistic report card available each year on the governments of the world. The 2009 CPI highlights how poorly most countries’ governments go about their business.

The humble USB Flash drive has been hit by the miniaturization ray again with Active Media Products introducing the Wink USB Drive that it claims is the world’s smallest 16GB USB drive.

The NASA LCROSS mission that was to shed more light on the presence of water on the moon looks like it has done just that with preliminary data indicating the mission successfully uncovered water in a permanently shadowed crater.

The Shelf is a clever car cover comprising solar cells that collect enough when parked in the sun for long periods to power the vehicle's air conditioner, tail-lights and other electronic equipment.

This article begins with Nissan’s tandem two-seat, half width tilting car, the Landglider, and examines all the other work being done around the world as narrow track vehicles begin to make their case.

Emue Technologies has unveiled the next generation of its anti-fraud credit card. The device combines an embedded 14-segment E Ink display with a 12-button numeric keypad, microprocessor and, despite being the same size as a conventional c

BMW released their original C1 scooter in 2000 and now it has brought the urban runabout back as the C1-E concept vehicle with an electric drivetrain.

NIST researchers have developed the world's first two-qubit programmable quantum computer.

This nifty electric gives you the ability to fold it up to roughly suitcase dimensions, opening up the possibility of a practical urban commuter that never needs a parking space.

A new method to remove oil sheen from water by repeatedly pressurizing and depressurizing ozone gas, creating microscopic bubbles that attack the oil, could provide an inexpensive way to clean polluted water.