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Sega is bringing restroom gaming into the 21st century with a video game that makes use of a pressure sensor built into the urinal to entice urinators to keep their pee on target.

New research has shown that the neurotransmitter dopamine is responsible for the intense pleasure responses we feel to favored music.

CompuLab has announced a new miniature computer powered by NVIDIA's Tegra 2 processing platform that's said to be its smallest, most energy efficient model to date.

Lamborghini’s Murciélago successor, which will be shown at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show, features some very special componentry, most notably the separation of wheel control and damper via an F1-inspired double wishbone pushrod suspension.

A high school physics teacher has invented a method of producing microfluidic devices, using little else than a photocopier and transparency film.

The MONOWALKER Hikingtrailer allows hikers to tow their backpacks behind them.

A new study to examine the behavior of users responsible for publishing files on BitTorrent reveals that a small group of around 100 users is responsible for the majority of content.

Motorized door technology adapted from airplane hangars and recyled materials from abandoned warehouses have been used to create a dramatic 100-foot-long, eighteen-foot-tall, two-inch-deep facade for the Wyckoff Exchange in Brooklyn, New York.

The Living Light installation in Seoul keeps citizens informed on the city's air quality performance by illuminating panels on the canopy map when improvement is recorded

JVC has announced a new 3D full HD consumer camcorder which benefits from two independent lenses, two CMOS sensors and a new imaging engine.

Be HeadCase is a bottle opener-equipped iPhone case, that comes with an app that keeps count of how many bottles you've opened.

Frogboxes are reusable plastic moving boxes, that users rent in the city they're moving from and drop off in the city they're moving to.