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Construction opportunity and risk
Construction companies outline the challenges, opportunities and risks associated to the Middle East building boom in the run up to the Arabian World Construction Summit.
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Sharing community cars
Innovative community car projects are helping drivers cut costs and damage to the environment. Parking is also easier and cheaper.
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Bye-bye to the big beige box
A skull-shaped computer was among the entries in Intel's Core Processor Challenge. The US$1 million prize was won by Korean company TriGem's Black Crystal Home Theatre PC. See their amazing design here.
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Gender equality fights poverty
Empowering women helps reduce poverty in developing countries, and much greater focus is needed on gender equality, according to the World Bank.
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Driving on auto-pilot
Self-driving vehicles may one day allow motorists to safely use their mobile phone or check email while driving. A look at the technologies enabling auto-pilot cars.
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Power of chocolate
Doctors comment on new findings from German researchers that foods rich in cocoa may be more effective at lowering blood pressure than tea. Tea and cocoa are full of polyphenols, a compound believed to help lower blood pressure.
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Tiny loans, big change
Micro-credit is helping women in West Africa break the cycle of poverty, enabling them to build businesses and educate their children. Microfinance enables loans that would seem tiny to a regular bank, often less than US$100.
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Torment of Typosquatting
Cybersquatters are increasingly registering mistyped domain names, sending people to websites covered with advertising or even pornography. Microsoft says urgent action must be taken.
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Women driving F1
From engine design to electronic engineering, women are playing key roles in Panasonic Toyota's Formula 1 team. Drivers Ralf Schumacher and Jarno Trull welcome their participation.
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Oil from the icy North
A look at Primorsk port in the Gulf of Finland, a key part of Russia's strategy for doubling its oil distribution. New oil tankers are being designed especially for the Baltic route.
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Advanced car audio
Advanced car audio systems can block unwanted noise, such as engine roar or the wind howling outside. Voice activated technology is also helping drivers keep their eyes on the road.
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Nissan next-gen X-Trail
Carlos Tavares, Nissan's head of product planning, takes a look at the next generation X-Trail. The 4.4 SUV features downhill drive support and uphill start support: ideal for handling rugged, desert terrain.
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Nothing impossible for sports stars
Top sports stars inlcluding David Beckham and Jonah Lomu describe how they achieved difficult goals by painting their life stories on canvas. Animation artists have brought the pictures to life for Adidas's Nothing is Impossible campaign.
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Keeping up with Moore's Law
Intel explains the process and progress of chip design, and looks at how the industry is keeping up with Moore's Law while reducing power consumption.
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Child migrant workers
Around 300,000 Mexican children aged 6-14 work as migrant farm labourers in harvest season. Most are deprived of education and suffer a dangerous working environment.
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