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Entering service at steel company Stuart and Lloyds in London in May 1958, the LEO II/3 (Lyons Electronic Office II/3) was the world’s first commercially available business computer.

Four New Your college students are taking on social networking behemoth Facebook with Disapora – a distributed, open source social network that allows users total control over their information and who they share it with.

Sony says it has a prototype HD camcorder with interchangeable lenses currently under development.

Mobile phones embedded with a tiny silicon chip that works a bit like a nose would be able to map the location and extent of hazards like gas leaks or the deliberate release of a toxin.

The Snake Scope camera lets you peek into places you could never otherwise see.

Microsoft has launched the business edition of Office 2010 which includes online as well as desktop-based working options

Osram Sylvania and Artisan have announced MusicLites, a lighting solution where sound and light come together in one module

Students at Sheffield Hallam University have combined fashion design with engineering to create a dissolvable wedding dress that can be converted into five different fashion pieces before being dissolved in water leaving no environmental footprint

Breville’s One-Touch Tea Maker takes the guesswork out of brewing that perfect cuppa by providing the right water temperatures and brewing times to suit different tea varieties.

A newly-developed plastic has been shown to keep bacteria from causing infections, by limiting their ability to communicate with one another.

Scientists have created an autonomous "nanobot" out of DNA.

DuPont has developed a manufacturing process that can be used to print large, high-performance OLED TVs cost-effectively, leading to larger, more affordable and more energy efficient panels.