Technology and Gadgets

As our smartphones start doing more for us and become more feature packed, the more battery it would drain, but the thing is it does not matter how big a battery you have because the more you charge it, the [...]...

A team of engineers from Northwestern University have modified a lithium-ion battery -- the chunky energy cell found in most modern gadgets -- so that it can charge ten times faster than current batteries, and last ten times longer...

Could E.coli hold the keys to living computers? It sounds weird, but it might someday be possible, thanks to some new research.

We're live at the Lytro camera launch, getting our first look at the world's first consumer light field camera.
We've covered the Lytro before, but today's launch event is the fist time we've seen it in person.

Soon you, too, will be able to talk to the hand.

Fancy not having to clean your shirts, ever again? All right, that might be a pipe dream for some, but I suppose having some sort of self-cleaning mechanism is better than none at all.

What the Mashable Community thinks the next 40 years of technology will look like.

While we're used to seeing and hearing content on the Internet, smelling it has never really had much of a look in. That changes with the launch of a cool new product from London's ...

UK chip designer ARM has unveiled a new processor which should allow manufacturers to make cheaper smartphones.