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Automotive

BMW focusses supercomputer on F1 aerodynamics

January 16, 2007 The seemingly endless amount of money available in Formula One is directly related to its audience size and the influence it has. Success in

Automotive

Suzuki’s Flix Concept - Movie-theater-style concept vehicle

January 19, 2007 One of the concept vehicles at NAIAS which somehow seemed to slip below the radar was the silver-screen-inspired XL7 Flix concept. The Flix co

Mobile Technology

Samsung SCH-W559 Mobile Phone with Immersion’s VibeTonz System for Tactile Touchscreen Feedback

January 18, 2007 Relevant feedback from an intelligent device is very important to the feel of that device, how you relate to it and how efficiently you use it

Mobile Technology

Paper 2.0 - Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology enters the market

January 19, 2007 The second coming of the book, the paper and ink mainstay of human knowledge for most of the last 5000 years, appears to be almost upon us. D

Automotive

Vodafone McLaren Mercedes F1 Launch

January 16, 2007 The launch of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team was predictably huge – with Vodafone is joining as Title Sponsor and Official Mobile Partner

Computing

Seagate Savvio - the world's fastest hard drive spins at 15,000 rpm

January 18, 2007 Yesterday we wrote about the coming of the Solid State Drive and today we’re reporting that Seagate has further pushed the limits of curren

Urban Transport

The Thrustpac - propeller driven motive force for unconventional transportation

January 15, 2007 Now here’s an opportunity for a bright young lad. The Thrustpac pushes you along on the device of your choice, and can be used for motive po

Mobile Technology

New S-XGen Ultra Mobile Personal Computer with almost full-sized keyboard eight hour battery life

January 11, 2007 An interesting new communications device debuted at the 2007 Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas, this week. The US$1400 S-XGen from

Military

Silly String used to detect tripwires for explosive devices in Iraq

January 15, 2007 The Improvised Explosive Device (IED) is relatively new to the theatre of war as a mainstream weapon. It was first used en masse by Belarusi

Military

New breech-loading NLOS mortar fires first round

April 13, 2007 The long-awaited Future Combat Systems (FCS) Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) Mortar Firing Platform has had its first outing, successfully firing its f

Dockwise's new Yacht Express carrier is launched.

Marine

Dockwise debuts the world's biggest purpose-built yacht carrier

'The majority of yachts do not have the range to reach many of the world's inviting cruising areas and international playgrounds,' reads the company's vision st

Motorcycles

Harley meets Ducati - the Roehr American superbike takes shape

April 14, 2007 The Harley-Davidson Revolution Engine Erik Buell dismissed as too large and heavy for a sportsbike may get its chance to fly after all. Roe

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