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A new type of hydrophone, inspired by the ears of orcas, is reportedly much more sensitive than conventional devices.

The LaCie CloudBox is a hard drive that automatically backs up its data to the cloud.

A NASA-led research team has created a new map using ground and satellite data that accurately quantifies the amount and location of carbon in Earth's tropical trees and forests.

Sony has announced a new 3D addition to its VAIO L Series All-in-One desktop computers.

A technical review of the Skylon, an unpiloted, single-stage, reusable spaceplane, carried out by the European Space Agency (ESA) concluded there are "no impediments" that would prevent the continued development of the Skylon and its SABRE engine.

Pentax is about to release what is claimed to be the world's smallest and lightest interchangeable lens camera, and the first to sport its new Q lens mount.

Porsche's 911 GT3 R Hybrid hit the lead at the four hour mark of the Nürburgring 24 Hour race. Once more, the fairy tale ending looked possible for the radical hybrid which stores its electrical energy in a high speed flywheel.

NFC-enabled "smart" car key technology has been launched by The Netherlands' NXP Semiconductors.

The Duopod project from designer Ben Millett functions as both a shoulder-mounted steadicam and a two-legged camera platform for those wanting to shoot high definition action videos on digital SLR cameras.

The FT-86 II concept, built on a Subaru platform under a partnership agreement, is a rear wheel drive coupe with smart styling that's clearly aimed at younger drivers.

Markus Kayser, an MA student at the Royal College of Art in London, has created a 3D printer called the Solar-Sinter that creates 3D objects using two things found in abundance in the desert - sun and sand.

Nobuhiro 'Monster' Tajima, the oldest world class athlete competing in any sport, won his sixth consecutive Pikes Peak International Hill Climb on Sunday, at the same time as breaking the long standing 10 minute barrier for the course