Inventec, LG debut mirasol screens By Mark Harris MWC 2009: Low power reflective display works even without power
Archos jumps on Moorestown bandwagon By Mark Harris MWC 2009: New MiniPC netbooks soon, next-gen machine in 2010
LG announces solar-powered mobile By Mark Harris MWC 2009: Follows Samsung's Blue Earth, Motorola's Renew
Shock news: bumpy roads to generate power By Mark Harris New energy-harvesting shock absorbers boost car mileage by 10%
Hyperspectral sensors to track terrrorists By Mark Harris Eyes in the sky will be road-tested in Second Life-style simulation
Wanted: Conficker coder. $250,000 reward By Mark Harris Bring worm author to the light of day for Microsoft payout
After fridge magnets, the magnetic fridge By Mark Harris New alloy means no more chugging chillers filled with greenhouse gases
Warner Music embraces legal P2P downloads By Mark Harris Qtrax licensing deal gives free ad-supported music to all
OMG! Girlz txt gr8! ;-) By Mark Harris Scientists find women send more expressive and longer SMS messages than men
GestureTek: motion control for all phones By Mark Harris Mobile World Congress 2009: Uses camera to sense movement
Canadians invent infrared mind-reading ray By Mark Harris So mind what you think about ice hockey, Mounties and Mike Myers
Car safety Java app detects when you crash By Mark Harris Roll-over detector calls the cops but no help with lottery numbers
Microsoft helps firms manage carbon footprint By Mark Harris Environmental Sustainability Dashboard records eco data
Sega wins Winter Olympics contract By Mark Harris Probably beats EA Sports in last minute Bolero-style dance-off
Are smartphones recession proof? By Mark Harris New research suggest that smartphones will buck the economic downturn, with increased sales and higher demand for data in Europe, even as traditional phone sales falter.
California Academy of Sciences gets Dolby 3D By Mark Harris San Francisco science museum installs best ever 3D cinema
Nanotech aerosol to prevent sickness? By Mark Harris Scientists at Baltimore's John Hopkins University have shown how manipulating your body's mucus at a nano-scale can trap dangerous bugs and pollutants.
PowerDown software saves uni £2400 a week By Mark Harris Software designed by the University of Liverpool which automatically shuts down computer systems after usage, is saving large organisations up to £13,000 in electricity costs each month.
Is Motorola Renew the greenest mobile ever? By Mark Harris Carbon neutral handset is made from recycled water bottles
SIM2 infinite contrast Solar Series LCD By Mark Harris Dolby Vision to debut in high-end 47-inch Full HD panel
T-Mobile G1 gets update, Cupcake still half-baked By Mark Harris Updated OTA Android update irons out bugs, adds Google Voice Search