Green Tech

Thanks to their ultra-efficient LEDs and Engery Star certification, Philips' new SlimStyle bulbs are greener than ever -- yet they still only cost just under eight bucks

With the same obsessive engineering that his father is known for, Jake Dyson has managed to more than triple the lifespan of the traditional LED light

With the help of some accompanying presence sensors, the EcoBee3 smart thermostat can tell not only when you're home, but also what room you happen to be in

A new study by Experian suggests that EV buyers are younger and wealthier than people buying EVs, discrediting the notion that the two groups are similar.

By incorporating a heater, agitator, and filters into the design, FoodCycle allows you to compost indoors in a fraction of the time, and without the bad smell

Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!

We take a look at how to work out which smartphones and tablets are eco-friendly and which companies are environmentally conscious. Find greener electronics with this guide.

We take a look at some environmentally conscious accessories for your smartphones and tablets in honor of Earth Day. You'll find eco-friendly solar chargers, sustainable material cases, and more.

President Obama wants to use revenue earned from leasing drilling rights on public lands to fund research into alternative fuels.

Due for release around April, Gigabyte’s new, as-yet-unnamed desktop computer is smaller than most paperback novels, yet supports up to Core i7 processors.

Made from recycled paper, the Pulpop MP3 speaker is a biodegradable system that delivers quality sound from its odd doughnut design.

Get a workout at work by taking a spin on the WeBike work station, a energy generating pod that lets users pedal their way to power.

Be fashion forward while environmentally friendly by owning a pair of jeans that are made from recycled beer bottles. Yep, it's possible!

An Israeli green technology company has found a method of recycling human waste into paper.

MIT researchers are reinventing the shape of solar panels to help harvest more energy.

Remember that pink insulation found up in your creepy attic as a kid? The one your parents warned you not to touch. Well it looks like research firm Aarmourtherm has developed one so safe, you can eat it.

The 2012 all-electric Ford Focus will be rolling out soon, but it looks like the folks over at Google got first dibs at it and are thoroughly impressed.

Take a look at PumPing Tap, a smart little device that unplugs your appliances and electronics for you -- even when you forget.

The United States military is looking to implement some green-technology into its arsenal as the Army is said to be developing two hybrid-powered Humvess.

We got a chance to check out the new Ford Focus Electric today and it looks pretty nice. Pictures and info on some new features are inside.

The environmental organization Greenpeace has released its latest Guide to Greener Electronics report, which looks at green efforts being made by some of the world's top tech manufacturers. Hewlett-Packard received high praise in the report, while Research In Motion was told it has some work to do.

We take a hands-on look at these quirky, non-electric amplifiers for your Apple earbuds and give you the scoop on whether they're a worthwhile buy.

That ride to work will be a little easier with the upcoming Smart Electric Bike, which offers 62 miles of electric travel on a single battery charge.

This brand new project offers users a solar power module, a portable solar battery for charging electronics, and a rewards program for converting energy.

Keep a full battery cahrge on-hand at all times with this clever suction cup solar charger.

The Sceptre E325BV-HD measures 32 inches diagonally, less than an inch deep, offers LED backlighting, and retails for $249.