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Samsung is set to beat LG to the punch with the release of its S9110 touch screen watch phone due to hit stores a month before the rival LG GD910 – in France anyway.

Scientists in Japan are claiming that stopping to smell some lemons can actually alter gene activity and blood chemistry in ways that measurably reduce stress.

A South African bank armed ATMs with pepper spray to prevent theft. So far, it's only attacked employees.

NAVIGON's new on-board navigation software transforms any iPhone 3G or 3GS with OS 3.0 into a complete navigation device. With the software and map data on board, there are no subscription fees to pay or map downloads to wait for during navigation.

The c,mm,n project has set its sights on sustainable mobility for the future and you can help

As Australia recovers from its worst wildfire season on record (more than 1800 homes lost in the ‘Black Saturday’ fires in the state of Victoria), the country’s major telco, Telstra, has launched a AUD$200,000 Mobile Exchange on Wheels (MEOW).

Trammell Hudson has developed an enhancement to the firmware of the Canon 5D Mark II dSLR camera to include a few audio and video fixes.

Researchers from Yale have managed to engineer the first all-electronic quantum processor. (Photo: Blake Johnson/Yale University)

Mazda3's iStop technology saves fuel and CO2 emissions by pausing engine when vehicle is idling

The Word Clock consists of two adjacent rolls, one with five minute time increments written out and the other with the words one to twelve, that turn against each other within an acrylic tube to produce whole sentences like “a quarter to six”.

By stripping the body of a Chevy Aveo (or Porsche Boxster) and replacing it with a futuristic shell, complete with gull-wing doors, Mike Vetter has created the futuristic looking Extra-Terrestrial Vehicle (ETV).

Toyota and Japanese research foundation RIKEN have teamed up to create a revolutionary wheelchair steered by mind control. This remarkable development is one of the first practical uses of EEG (Electro-encephalogram) signals.