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Researchers have built an “inexact” prototype silicon chip that is allowed to make the occasional mistake, but which they claim is at least 15 times more efficient than current technology in terms of speed, energy consumption and size.

The doughnut-shaped Pulpop MP3 speaker from Balance Wu Design is made from recycled paper pulp and uses flat vibration speaker technology to amplify the source audio through the surface on which it stands and the space inside its hollow ring.

Mitsubishi Motors has today announced that it is to enter two electric cars into this year's Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, taking place this July - a production i-MiEV and a specially-developed i-MiEV Evolution.

Designed for the utmost portability, designaffairs studio's FLYM folding portable speakers are made for any device with a standard 3.5-mm headphone jack without need of additional power.

The SAPER mobile app uses a phone's magnetometer to remotely detect 40 different kinds of explosive materials.

The Zippered Vents Sleeping Bag aims to bring versatility to the camping equation.

The Backer Capper is a product that's designed to make it easier for photographers to change lenses when they can't put their camera down.

An MIT team has “extended” the universal jamming robotic technology to create a robotic arm that can twist, flex and grip in a way not dissimilar to an elephant’s trunk.

Spanish researchers have developed a mass sensor sensitive to the presence of absence of a single proton.

Google has updated its Chrome browser, adding the ability to sync browser tabs across multiple devices.

Map of Life is a new Google Maps-based website, which indicates the distribution of almost every species of vertebrate animal in the world.

Surgeons at the Washington University School of Medicine have rerouted working nerves in the upper arms of a quadriplegic patient, to restore some hand function.