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Sharp lights the way with LED ceiling lights

Following on from its release of LED bulbs that allow users to adjust the light color and brightness, Sharp is introducing six models of LED ceiling lights with similar features.
Photography

Sanyo releases very Flip-like HD pocket-size dual camera

Sanyo's new pocket camcorder builds on the success of the Flip
Computing

Samsung's S2 Portable 3.0 external HDD with USB 3.0 and 7200RPM spindle speed

Samsung’s new 2.5-inch external HDD, the S2 Portable 3.0, features an on-board SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface and a 7200RPM spindle speed.
Music

“SHamp” sound hold amplifier gives acoustic guitars an extra kick

The sound hole amplifier, or “SHamp” is a compact amplifier that fits into the sound hole of an acoustic guitar to give it that bit of extra oomph when you need it.
Urban Transport

Kia Electric POP Commuter Vehicle Concept

The continued trend towards smaller and lighter urban commuter vehicles continued today with Kia showing glimpses of an all-new electric concept car it will reveal at the Paris Show on September 30.
Boats and Watersports

Computer-equipped surfboard could lead to, like, totally awesome boards

Students from the University of California, San Diego have installed a computer and velocity sensors on a surfboard, in effort to create the ultimate surfing experience.
Environment

Restaurant chain tracks carbon footprint of all its menu items

A new restaurant chain tracks and lists the carbon footprint of all the items on its menu.
Science

Getting inside the mind of a terrorist to prevent attacks

Using P300 brain wave reading technology, researchers have been able to accurately deduct details regarding a mock planned terrorist attack.
Games

The British Army's 'Game of War' circa 1890 coming up for auction

Bonhams Action House is set to sell off an 1890 copy of "The Game of War," which was used to train strategy to military officers for use in World War I.
Photography

Canon announces SELPHY CP800 Compact Photo Printer

Canon has announced its new SELPHY CP800 Compact Photo Printer.
Science

'Martian technology' to keep solar panels dust-free

Self-dusting solar panels that are cleaned by an electric charge provided by the solar panels themselves could help improve efficiency and reduce maintenance costs at solar power plants.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Shock treatment turns humble spud into superfood

Scientists have discovered two simple, inexpensive ways to boost the amounts of antioxidants in the humble spud – an electric shock or ultrasound, high frequency sound waves.

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