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NewsBee-like Mini Robots May Be The Key to Exploring Mars
Searching for life on Mars could be made easier with the use of swarms of miniature robots.
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NewsConcrete Playground Needs a Digital Sales Manager
Do you (a) possess excellent online sales skills and/or (b) look like Will Ferrell in Eastbound and Down? This might just be the role for you.
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NewsNokia and Burton Develop Smart Snowboards
Snowboard with sensors can track your runs, and will do anything else you can think of and develop
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NewsCyberdyne Develops Superhuman Robot Suits
Cyberdine unleashes HAL, a robot suit that enhances strength beyond average human capability.
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NewsA Mobile that Can Recharge in your Pocket
An environmentally friendly mobile phone that can run on body heat
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NewsSilicone Speakers for Sharing Music Anywhere
Foldable, stackable, washable and virtually indestructible, Tembo Trunks sustainable silicone speakers let you share your tunes wherever you are.
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NewsIKEA Helps Organise Your Computer Desktop
Can't get enough IKEA in your home? Download IKEA's digital storage solutions for your desktop
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NewsSee More of the World with New Improved Google Street View
New and improved Google Street View transports you to locations on all continents, with stunning 360 degree panoramas and enhanced interactivity.
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NewsWear Music of Artists You Heart on Your Sleeve
Playbutton is an mp3 player embedded in a badge, each one storing pre-recorded content like an album or mix-tape.
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NewsTweets Inspire a Book on the Egyptian Revolution
Tweets from activists in the revolution in Egypt are compiled into a compelling timeline of the uprising.
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NewsGoogle’s Person Finder Helps Locate Tsunami Victims
Person Finder is an online search tool to help people locate the whereabouts of family members, loved ones and friends that have been caught in the natural disaster.
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NewsSurreal Images Caused by Google Earth Glitches
These dream-like pictures look as though they could be from the set of Inception, but they're actually screenshots from Google Earth
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NewsVirtual Christchurch Cafe Raises Money for Earthquake Victims
This philanthropic website seeks to aid New Zealand's earthquake victims with profits from virtual coffee products.
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NewsFlying House from ‘Up’ Recreated in California
As part of a new National Geographic television series, a team of scientists, engineers and balloon pilots recreated the scene from the hit flick.
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NewsEco-Friendly Alternative to Plastic USBs
Each Flashkus is created from thin strips of recyclable cardboard, allowing for easy disk-labeling and the potential to recycle the body of the disk once you're done.
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NewsInstagram and Stickygram Print Your iPhone Photography
iPhone photography apps like Instagram and Hipstamatic recreate a Polaroid-feel in our piccies.
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NewsThe new look Concrete Playground
We've nipped, tucked and delivered Concrete Playground to you in a shiny new package, re-imagining everything from the ground up.
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NewsArt Installation Maps the Beauty of WiFi
Immaterials acts as a reminder of what drives our society, what facilitates our social flings, and shows us the fragility of the foundation of our daily lives.
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NewsThought Control Car Becomes a Reality
The technology of gaming and all your Back To The Future fantasies come together in the car driven by the power of your mind.
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NewsArtsicle: An Original Artwork Rental Scheme
A new scheme running in New York let's you road test your art before you make a lifetime's commitment to it.
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NewsLenovo Creates First Ever Eye-Controlled Computer
Blinking or being distracted by someone across the room could potentially lead to your documents closing unsaved, now that your eyes can control your computer.
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NewsKite-Powered Car Drives Across Australia
A unique take on raising environmental awareness involves a kite and a pair of German 'extreme sportsmen.'
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NewsBreakup Notifier Normalises Your Facebook Stalking
The highly controversial new Facebook app is the one most likely to get you laid by someone on the rebound.
