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Automotive

The “Transparent“ Porsche: Laboratory-on-wheels cuts electronics development time

September 2, 2005. The word “Cayenne” designates one of Porsche’s best known automotive achievements but it also, apparently, means “clarity.” Which is the rele

Holiday Destinations

The Luggage Passport checks in

August 31, 2005 European think-tank BDi has released the Luggage Passport, the first “HandsOn” luggage product. The Luggage Passport is being featured today at

Photography

Samsung’s Sports Miniket for xtreme sports capture

August 31, 2005 We like ruggedised electronics, and we like this one in particular as it’ll help the world to participate more fully in X-sports adventure. Sam

Mobile Technology

Purdue University creates new method to drive fuel cells for portable electronics

September 1, 2005 Engineers at Purdue University have developed a new way of producing hydrogen for fuel cells to automatically recharge batteries in portable

Urban Transport

The trioBike: ingenious triple play inner urban transport

September 6, 2005 Designed in Denmark, the trioBike is an affordable and flexible inner urban transport solution for a business, family or individual. The trio

Mobile Technology

Charge 2 Go – one AA battery equals another 3 hours of talk time

September 7, 2005 The Charge 2 Go is a reusable cell phone charger that accepts a AA battery and gives up to three hours of additional talk time – and at US$24

Telecommunications

Gigaset SL75 WLAN: VOIP portable home telephone

September 7, 2005 The new Siemens Gigaset SL75 WLAN Voice-over-IP (VoIP) cordless telephone affords a new dimension in mobility that dispenses forever with the

Mobile Technology

4.0GB from Toshiba’s 0.85-Inch Hard Disk Drive

September 8, 2005 Toshiba continues to push the envelope on small form factor storage with its latest market introduction, a multi-gigabyte hard drive that is 0

Aircraft

The Walrus: the US Army contemplates building an aircraft the size of a football field

September 6, 2005 Moving an elephant atom by atom costs a lot more than moving the elephant in one pre-assembled lump. And that is what the US Army’s Project W

Photography

Death to Hollywood

September 3, 2005 The forthcoming launch of DeathToHollywood.com represents an inevitable twist in the distribution of low-cost independent movies that cannot

Marine

Underwater mask offers five times the view of conventional masks

September 5, 2005 Snorkelling and diving is fun, but with the narrow view afforded by most dive masks, situational awareness and hence safety is greatly restric

Home Entertainment

Logitech Delivers 5.1 Surround Sound Without the Cables

September 8, 2005 It’s a small step for technology, as wireless household more running cables or tripping over speaker wires. Logitech has announced the world'

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