This Winter’s Handiest Bike Accessory

Irene Posch invents a handy Early Night Biking Glove, sure to raise visibility to any urban bike rider cycling around this winter.

Leave Voice Messages on a Wall-Mounted Recorder

Banish scrawled memos with 'Record me', a recording device that mounts on your home wall.

JuiceTank Combines iPhone Cover and Charger

Eliminate the inconvenience of a dead phone with JuiceTank, an iPhone cover and charger in one.

Wallit App Allows Tagging Sans Spray Paint

Leave your virtual mark on a physical place with Wallit, an augmented reality app.

Physicist Uses Lasers to Create Rain

Using his new environmentally-conscious technique, Jérôme Kasparian creates rain.

The Creators Project Blends Art and Tech in San Francisco

The Creators Project provides techie-minded artists with the means and exposure to commune and create.

The Seven Best TED Talks So Far This Year

With a new TED Talk posted every weekday, there is certainly no shortage of brilliance shared on the TED site.

Facebook App Helps Set You Up With a Roommate

Avoid an awkward, or downright hellish, living situation by finding your roomie on Facebook.

Instagram to Unveil Hipstamatic Partnership Today

Two iPhone photo apps are set to announce their photo-sharing partnership.

Spotify Music-Streaming Service to Arrive in Australia

Tap into a huge music library, containing millions of tracks, and share them easily with Spotify.

Nokia Seeks Patent for Phone Feedback Tattoo

Nokia may soon introduce tattoos with magnetic ink to alert the user to incoming phone messages.

Homeless People Used as WiFi Hotspots at SXSW

BHH Labs introduces Homeless Hotspots, a controversial homeless employment initiative, at Austin's SXSW Festival.

Theatres To Usher In Live Tweeting

The last bastion of the phone-free two hours, the theatre, might be about to crumble.

Vivid Ideas 2012 Program Announced

Vivid Ideas is the creative part of the extravaganza that is Vivid Sydney, and this year it's bigger than ever before.

Robots Provide Sweet Rewards for Social Media Popularity

When you receive a mention or a retweet, Olly and Molly will release a treat or a scent, respectively.

Dress Up your Laptop and iPad in Vintage Clothing

Computerwear allows gadget lovers to protect their laptop and iPad with repurposed vintage clothing.

Makoto Tojiki Brings the Intangible World of Holograms into Reality

Utilising thousands of LED lights and optical fibres, the Japanese artist creates futuristic celestial-like sculptures.

Mercedes-Benz to Integrate Apple’s Siri Technology in Vehicles

Mercedes-Benz drivers will soon be able to send text messages, listen to music, change radio channels and update their status on social networks.

New Volvo Designed With Exterior Airbags For Pedestrians

In what they claim to be a world first, Swedish automobile company, Volvo, has created an external airbag on the front of the car to protect pedestrians if there were to be a collision.

Match The Perfect Alcoholic Beverage To Your Music

Drinkify makes sure you'll never drink alone again.

Kony 2012 Campaign Goes Viral

Kony 2012 is a viral campaign spearheaded by the humanitarian group Invisible Children to raise awareness about atrocities in Uganda.

Internet Addiction May Classed as a Mental Illness

If internet addiction is indeed classified as a mental illness, it will be interesting to see how this affects the community at large.

Ten Incredible Prefab House Designs

Architects and designers around the globe are fusing creativity with the latest technology to build unique homes at a fraction of the price.

Riparide Connects Surfers with Accomodation and Equipment

A new online venture which aims to provide surfers from around the globe with an easier means of coordinating holidays and trips.

Open Label Lets Consumers Upload Reviews To A Product’s Barcode

Open Label works in a way where a buyer can scan a product's barcode code and upload their comments. This takes them to the virtual forum where they can read what other people have said as well as say why they would or wouldn't suggest buying the product in question.

Camera Enables Refocusing Of Photos After Shooting

Digital cameras nowadays are designed in a way where they are light, small and so simple to use that even the most rookie among us can take some pretty amazing snaps.

Pinterest: The Hottest Social Media Startup of 2012

This 'digital scrapbooking' website that lets you present and organise all of your interests and share them with the world.

Become The Face Of Your Furniture

Welcome to the world of egotistical ergonomics. Would you like your mug on that mug?

Movie Plots You Control By The Power Of Your Thoughts

Photo App Foils Would-Be Photobombers

Photobombing experts will have their work cut out for them as software company Scalado look set to release their new Remove technology.

The Internet War Against Piracy Continues

Although SOPA and PIPA were withdrawn from Congress last month, it seems that online freedom may still face immense danger in the savage war against piracy.

Apple to Unveil iPad 3 on March 7

You'll have to fight off a hoard of iPad-loving vultures before you can get your hands on Apple's newest edition to the iPad family.

Concrete Playground on the iPad

Sydney: The Summer Guide is now available for the iPad in the Apple Store.

What Music Looks Like as an Object

German artist Martin Klimas endeavours to answer the question: 'what does music look like?'

Print Your Own Instagram Poster

Instagram-obsessed iPhoneographers can now turn their collection of photographs into wall-sized prints, thanks to a clever new website.

iHeart’s Multipurpose Eating Utensils

A clever contraption which can be used as a knife, fork and scoop.

New iPhone App to Control Dreams

The Yememiru app from Japan uses a microphone to somehow detect when you are in your deepest sleep and most prone to mental influence.

Sydneysiders Beat the Queue with Coffee Ordering App

A new Sydney-based startup lets you order and pay for your coffee and breakfast before you even arrive at the cafe door.

The Global Mail: Not-For-Profit News Site Launches

Launched today, the not-for-profit news and features website will offer its readers public interest stories both locally and from around the globe.

Nike FuelBand Tracks Your Every Step

Measure your data, such as steps, calories and distance throughout the day, against other competitors of different body types and skill levels.

Rich Neeley’s Book Chargers

In a delightfully clever combination of old and new, Rich Neeley has been taking actual vintage books and giving them new lives as iPhone chargers.

Intel’s Facebook Museum Of Me

If you haven't tried it already, Intel's Museum of Me is definitely a bit of fun. It does a pretty cool job of collecting info and doling it out in a fun way.