LG Electronics, maker to many eco-friendly options, will be unveiling the 72-inch LZ9700, the world’s largest full LED-backlight LCD 3D TV.

So you’ve got an iPad or iPad2 and you’ve downloaded a myriad of apps. But do you have any green ones on that list? It’s about time you do.

Toilets use a lot water to get the dirty work done. However, with the advent of low-flow toilets, we can save loads, making it more efficient and saving energy, too.

We sure love our music. iPods and MP3 players are quite constantly plugged into our ears. Unfortunately, they aren’t exactly made of 100% eco-friendly materials. But don’t worry – your earphones can be.

A new development of organic batteries is paving the way to a toxin-free alternative. Chemists have discovered a new way to pass the electrons between two molecules to create the earth-friendly charge.

Seven European countries are going a little greener in their bathrooms, with a new eco-friendly toilet that is set to reduce pollution, conserve water, and maintain nutrients. The “NoMix” toilet has been brought to centre stage.

Green gadgets are becoming increasingly at our attention, but charging our new toys with conventional batteries isn’t keeping it eco-friendly.

Technology continues to amaze us, with innovation sprouting left and right. Sprouting, actually, is an appropriate term, as I think about the ways that these new technologies aid in moving towards a greener future.

Researchers have invented a new lithium-ion battery that recharges in just a couple of minutes, a huge step forward for all technology, especially larger ones, such as cars.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. has recently announced its new EcoGreen Spinpoint F2EG hard disk drive, a slick combination of uber storage with eco-friendly design.