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News3D Print Your Own Art Masterpiece Forgery
Here is a story to both perturb and titillate the sensitive art-lovers among us.
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NewsKickstarter Coming to Australia and New Zealand
Nothing has quite transformed the 'crowd funding' story like Kickstarter.
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NewsSocks Infused with Coffee Cure Smelly Feet
For feet so sweet you can wear the same pair of socks for days.
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NewsStore Your Keys in the Cloud with ‘KeyMe’
This technology will be a saving grace for the almost 90 million forgetful folks who get locked out of their homes each year.
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NewsKite Patch Makes People Invisible to Mosquitoes
A major development in the fight against malaria.
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NewsFlying Drones Replace Waiters at a London Sushi Restaurant
The sushi plane replaces the sushi train.
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NewsRemovable Electric Drive Can Motorise Any Bicycle With Ease
Electrify your favourite bicycle within seconds.
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NewsYawn-Activated Machine Gives Away Free Coffee
Too tired to even ask for your caffeine fix? All you've got to do is yawn.
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NewsWorld’s First Laptop That Doubles as an Air Purifier
Breathe cleaner air with the Fujitsu Lifebook AH78.
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News3D Artists Create Works of Unprecedented Realism
Deeper into the blurred lines separating art from photography.
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NewsMirror City Timelapse Video Creates a Kaleidoscopic Effect
Five major US cities appear in a dynamic new light.
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NewsOnline Video Shows Identity Theft As Frighteningly Easy
Cyberspace might be even less safe than we thought.
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NewsTactile Watch Enables Time Telling in the Dark
The team behind "The Bradley" timepiece hopes to bring assistance to the vision impaired.
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NewsThrowable Panoramic Camera Ball Records Video Mid-Flight
360 degrees' worth of new perspectives in the video world.
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NewsWorld’s First Human Powered Helicopter Takes Flight
500 years after its conception, Leonardo da Vinci's invention has become a reality.
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News‘Power Pocket’ Charges Mobiles With Body Heat
Vodafone's latest technology aims to keep Festival-goers powered up.
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NewsIBM Billboards Double as Street Furniture
Billboards create 'Smarter Cities' by functioning as benches, rain shelters and ramps.
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NewsMiniature Human Livers Grown from Stem Cells
Science is one step closer to coping with organ shortages.
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NewsUnusual Objects found in the International Space Station
How do astronauts amuse themselves in outer space?
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NewsUS Transport Security Administration Displays Confiscated Goods on Instagram
A stun gun pretending to be a pack of cigarettes, a knife disguised as a credit card and a selection of hand grenades are just some of the items recently confiscated by the TSA.
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NewsTravel Through Time in Paris with a New App
Uncover the layers of history that have given the French capital its romantic reputation.
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NewsSeven Ideas for Sustainable Living from the City of Sydney’s Data Slam
Better living through technology is the mission for hackers and designers mining city data feeds.
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NewsDIY Drones Could Revolutionise Your Life
Drone It Yourself takes the guesswork out of droning, letting you 3D print customisable parts.
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News3D Printing Gives Buttercup the Duck a New Foot
3D printing means a new life for Buttercup the duck.
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NewsThe World’s First Hands Free Umbrella
Now you can brave the rain while keeping your hands free for more important tasks.
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NewsVale Douglas Engelbart, Who in 1968 Showed Us How We’d Use Computers Today
Think Apple gives the most visionary tech demos?
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NewsHigh-speed Hong Kong on Hyperlapse Video
Tour the entirety of Hong Kong in just 2 minutes and 50 seconds.
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NewsNew LED Flash for Smartphones
Tired of your smartphone camera producing less-than-impressive results by night?
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NewsPoppy Turns iPhones Into 3D Camera
Poppy is an interesting mix of nostalgia and futuristic technology, creating amazing 3D experiences when teamed up with an iPhone.
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NewsBringing Tetris to Ties
Whether a tie like this would ever make it past a gag gift is anyone’s guess.
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NewsBefore and After The Great Gatsby’s Digital Magic
Just how much of Gatsby's world is green screen? This video reveals all.
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NewsRobots to Replace Artists?
Harvey Moon's 'drawing machines' explore the creative potential of robots.
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NewsThe World’s First Smartphone Breathalyser
Just when you thought your smartphone might have reached its multitasking limit.
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NewsNew York Introduces Bill to Regulate 3D Printed Guns
How do you stop someone from printing their own gun in an instant?
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NewsHow Much Can Google’s Self-Driving Car See?
360 degree vision and a one gigabyte per second data processing rate are promised with Google's latest.
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NewsPoet and Hacker Bravo Child Shows What Artists Can Do at a Hackfest
The host of Memebrain explains why he wants artists to turn up to his hackfest.
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NewsLED Lighting to Cultivate Fruit and Veges in Space
Thought you’d be eating vacuum packed meals in space? Think again. Fruit and veges could now be part of everyday space cuisine
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NewsChange Your Mood with your Mobile Phone
Are your mood swings getting the better of you? Take control with this new app.
