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Motorcycles

Kawasaki's 2012 ZX-14R will be the most powerful production motorcycle ever

Kawasaki has released details of its 2012 ZX-14R and the Japanese giant has once again gazumped the competition to retake top spot on the motorcycle horsepower ladder.
Science

Event-hiding "temporal cloak" demonstrated

Researchers from Cornell University have demonstrated a working "temporal cloak" that is able to conceal a burst of light as if it had never occurred.
Telecommunications

Should iMessage be making telcos nervous?

The iMessage app natively integrated into iOS 5 makes it easy to save money on text messaging.
Photography

Digi Cam shoots double exposures, lo-fi stills and video

Photojojo has released a pocket-sized 3.2-megapixel digital camera called Double Exposure Digi Cam, which offers a way to try what's it like to play with lo-fi
Urban Transport

Folding electric assist bike begins final push for production

After successfully securing crowd-sourced funding, Gabriel Wartofsky's folding e-bike is now in the final stages of pre-production.
Photography

Mini autofocus lens mimics the human eye

A newly-developed mobile phone camera lens automatically focuses using a process similar to that of the human eye.
Science

Computer modeling suggests Tyrannosaurus rex was much bigger than previously thought

New computer modeling technology suggests that Tyrannosaurus rex was even larger than previously assumed.
Science

Tiny twisting muscles developed for propelling nanobots

Scientists have created a tiny artificial muscle, that could be used in motors to propel nanobots inside the human body.
Photography

Throwable ball camera captures panoramic images

A German computer engineering team has invented a ball-shaped camera that, when tossed in the air, snaps spherical panoramic images.
Environment

2011 World Solar Challenge gets underway down under

The 2011 World Solar Challenge has kicked off in Australia with 37 teams in solar-powered cars racing across the continent from Darwin to Adelaide.
Body and Mind

Surgical system uses 'cocoon of air' to keep incision sites clean

A Texas company is developing an innovative medical device to reduce the risk of infection during surgery.
Astronomy

NASA charters suborbital research flights aboard Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo

As part of its FLight Opportunities Program, NASA has chartered up to three flights on Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo suborbital spaceplane.

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