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The Biometric Wallet, also sold as the iWallet, will only open with a touch of its owner's fingerprint.

The 3D bandwagon continues to gain momentum, if not followers, with the news LG plans to unveil the world’s first 3D smartphone at Mobile World Congress 2011 later this month in Barcelona.

The UR-110 continues the Swiss timepiece innovator's trend of producing off-beat displays – the time is shown by three rotating "torpedoes" mounted on planetary gears that pass down a vertical line.

ASUS has unveiled a sporty addition to its external storage solutions, sporting the delicious curves of a Lamborghini and coming with USB 3.0 and 7200RPM power

Scientists have identified the mechanism responsible for driving the internal clock of almost all living organisms.

Aircraft seating is often more about squeezing people in economy, or pandering to the business and first classes; in this article we take a look at some new cushy options for your tush, and some others that seem quite outlandish.

A collaboration led by the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) has announced that it's been selected to design a new waste-to-power station that doubles as a ski slope leisure center on the outskirts of Copenhagen.

Astronomers have pushed the Hubble Space Telescope to the very limit of its technical ability and believe that they have discovered the oldest and furthest ancient galaxy ever seen.

An American team is hoping to break the land speed record for steam-powered vehicles, using a stock automotive steam engine.

Seth Goldstein has taught a robot to do a tie up.

The Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) competition has awarded its inaugural first prize to Lunar Cubit – an entry that consists of nine pyramids made from solar panels in a configuration proportional to the Great Pyramid of Cheops in Giza.

Google has conducted sneaky experiments to prove that Microsoft's Bing is copying Google results in order to make its own search results better.