When Dyson, the eponymous firm of inventor Sir James Dyson, announced that it would be releasing three new products today, I was intrigued. After all, the company, which first made a name for itself ...

Reader's Digest. Angry Birds. A Sharpie to scrawl some graffiti on the stall walls. Few things have so successfully revolutionized the American toilet experience; but now the British company Dyson, ...

Dyson has announced its Airblade Tap, a combination water tap and hand dryer that is completely hands-off and eliminates the need to walk from the sink to the hand dryer, dripping all over the floor ...

At first glance, the Tap might seem like it’s trying to do too many things at once. But as James Dyson explained at a press event last night, the combination was based on a behavioral insight about ...

Public and workplace washrooms often have far fewer hand dryers than they have sinks to wash hands in, leaving people queuing for a dryer with dripping hands. OK, perhaps it’s not one of the world’s ...

CNET UK goes hands-on with Dyson's latest contribution to hygiene, the Airblade Tap -- a combination faucet and hand dryer. Luke Westaway Senior editor Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and ...

Dyson has unveiled its latest invention, and it’s an update to the Airblade hand dryer that overhauls the form factor. The Airblade Tap takes advantage of some significant size reductions in the ...

Dyson continues its streak of unlikely innovation in the world of hand-dryers with the Airblade Tap, which allows you to wash your hands and dry them without leaving the sink. It may seem strange at ...