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Tokyoflash’s Kisai Round Trip Pocket Watch blends the form factor of a pocket watch with a clock face made up of LED segments to tell the time.

Scottish marine energy technology developer, AWS Ocean Energy, has started testing a 1/9th scale version its AWS-III wave energy device in Loch Ness.

Toshiba has developed new high-response LCD panels that can be used in active shutter 3D glasses to reduce image ghosting and eye fatigue resulting from 3D crosstalk.

SAIC is GM's JV partner in China, and it rolled out a very interesting concept at Expo 2010. The idea behind the YeZ Concept is that it will photosynthesize, absorbing Carbon Dioxide from surrounding air, and emit oxygen back into the atmosphere.

The LinnStrument is one of the most expressive, evocative and enticing new musical instruments we've seen, and its potential is enormous - but it seems this innovative device might be prevented from coming to the market due to unfortunate IP squabbling in the multitouch sector.

Researchers have managed to hack into vehicle computer systems and remotely take control of a car on the move

Softbank's Mimamori Camera lets you watch over your pet while you're away.

ViewSonic's new VOT125 mini-PC is being offered with four Intel ultra-low-voltage processor options and is small enough to fit into the tiniest of cubby holes.

MSI has announced the development of a Windows-based software tool to unlock processor cores.

A five year Shell Eco Marathon fuel efficiency record has been smashed by a team of French students.

A research team from America’s J. Craig Venter Institute (JVCI), has successfully produced the first self-replicating, synthetic bacterial cell that could be regarded as the first truly synthetic organism.

Cobra has come up with the perfect invention for socially-responsible petrolheads – a remote-control exhaust system. At the push of a button, an electronically controlled flap changes the noise from subdued sportiness to F1-madness.