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What Diesel magazine has awarded the best diesel Car of the Year to Ford's new “world car” the Ford Fiesta. Jaguar scored the best executive diesel and second overall with the XF.

The Mobile Solar Computer Classroom is helping 100 children a day in Uganda to gain computer skills that will help them find jobs, boost the local economy and give them a more promising future.

Kubota's transformable four-passenger 4WD utility quickly converts from one-to-two-row seating, allowing the operator to choose between additional passenger capacity or cargo space, depending on the task at hand.

April 15, 2009. The Aston Martin Rapide (first pic at top) has moved into the final stages of its development programme, on course for a public debut in late 20

WildCharge has released a Universal Adapter for Cell Phones which works with multiple devices across multiple brands.

The worlds largest Wifi community, FON, release their latest router the La Fonero 2, with Bit Torrent and Network Storage capabilities.

Samsung’s new LED TV category of flat-panel TVs features LED backlighting and a number of networking features designed to allow easy access to content on the internet or stored on a PC.

While carbon fibre has been the construction material of choice for F1 for three decades, the first win by a motorcycle made of carbon fibre at the highest level did not come until this evening.

The CellScope is a revolutionary attachment that turns a standard camera-enabled cell phone into a clinical quality microscope with a magnification of up to 50X, taking convergence into the realm of lifesaving healthcare.

Glacier Computer’s new Ridgeline W200 wearable computer overcomes the physical limitations associated with normal hand-held computers by providing a unit that combines the same features of a standard computer with a device that straps to the wrist.

Gigabyte’s T1028 manages to straddle a few categories with its netbook size and specs, touchscreen capabilities and rotating screen.

Scientists at Japan’s Waseda University have created a machine that can perform surgery on a functioning heart by adjusting to the rhythm of its beat.