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Two companies still want to revolutionise how we read on a phone.
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Hainer said the technology had the potential to revolutionise how and where Adidas produces shoes.
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Will 3G mobile phones revolutionise how we access information, or will they be just an expensive fad, asks Brian Boyd.
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But she's back with another idea to tackle the problem of making renewable energy that could revolutionise how communities are powered.
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A new hand-held inhaler designed to revolutionise how cystic fibrosis (CF) sufferers take life-saving antibiotic medicine has been launched.
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Tympany's solution will revolutionise how ENT surgeons operate and will also allow many more procedures to be carried out in outpatient settings.
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Moth larvae could potentially revolutionise how the world disposes of plastic waste after an accidental discovery by a scientist and amateur beekeeper.
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SONOS today is launching a 45-second do-it-yourself speaker-tuner system that has the potential to revolutionise how people listen to music in their home.
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Others have made remarkable achievements in drug discovery and chemistry that could revolutionise how we treat disease, build computers and preserve our environment.
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This technology is already available, with Dolby Laboratories working to revolutionise how people experience entertainment in the cinema, at home or on the go.
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The Facebook founder and chief executive didn't just revolutionise how people communicate, he also became the catalyst for a new style of casual dressing.
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They are flamboyant and provide thrilling entertainment thanks to an approach to Test cricket which could revolutionise how some other sides play the longer format.
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Sony's Walkman, which revolutionised how people listened to music, was introduced back in 1979.
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The swashbuckling right-hander revolutionised how the Australian cricket team played in the middle overs of ODI matches.
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Touchscreens have revolutionised how we interact with things, from phones to laptops, but sometimes only a real keyboard will do.
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The subscription model has changed music and revolutionised how we consume films and television shows, but can it disrupt the software industry?