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Researchers are developing and testing a new type of blast-resistant glass embedded with glass fibers that will be thinner, lighter and less vulnerable to small-scale explosions than conventional blast-resistant glass.

Sony Ericsson’s new Aino touchscreen slider mobile phone not only boasts an 8.1-megapixel camera, it also lets users access media content on their PS3 via Wi-Fi or over the Internet with a feature called Remote Play.

AESIR has developed a Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) that has no external rotating parts, instead relying on a phenomenon known as the Coanda effect to generate lift.

Graffiti on historic landmarks is hard to remove because the basic caustic solutions used may damage the underlying surface. Now a new breathable coating gives hope to protecting some of our landmarks from taggers.

The Panasonic DMC-FZ38 is a super-zoom digital camera that takes 12.1MP stills, 720p HD video, and can even recognize the people in your photos.

Motorola's MOTOBLUR syncs contacts, posts, messages and photos from sources like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Gmail, work and personal e-mail through easy to manage streams to a home screen.

Whatever your reason for needing a quick shave a work, the Thanko USB Electric Razor is your savior. Just plug it into the USB port on your computer, and away you go.

Ellion's LazBox 110 packs best-in-class functionality into a small form factor at a mass market price.

Renault will show four new electric vehicle concepts at next week’s Frankfurt Motor Show, previewing its new Zero Emission product range. No details are available, but sketches indicate one concept will be a small and narrow single seat 4-wheeler

Having launched its S400 HYBRID, Mercedes is to show its Vision S 500 Plug-in Hybrid in Frankfurt. Demonstrating the company’s scalable hybrid systems, the 15kW electric motor hardly differs from the S 400 HYBRID, yet is three times more powerful.

Fraunhofer has reduced the size but improved the quality of its flat loudspeakers.

Researchers from Uppsala University, Sweden, have found a way to turn a local environmental disaster into a clean energy source.