Google plans to launch a new ‘updates’ service this Wednesday which will allow users to share links and content.

A new design causes up to 20% less wear and tear on key leg muscles, especially the shins and hamstrings.

An ad in London demonstrates the pointlessness of QR codes.

Google ad is a rare highlight in a sea of mediocrity at this year’s Super Bowl broadcast.

As electronics manufacturers push their 3D products, we’ve seen all sorts of attempts to make 3D glasses look cool.

To support the work of schools in Haiti through Artists for Peace & Justice, Shepard Fairey will be selling a signed limited edition print he has developed with Cleon Peterson and Casey Ryder.

Fragrance is a sector that has seen a dramatic decline in interest and sales but it looks like the slump has prompted renewed energy and innovation (See our recent ‘ 8 Avant-Garde Perfume Bottle Designs ‘ for more inspiration).

Now every traveler can look at the plane and learn where the black box is.

Google posts visual explorations of how a Chrome OS tablet UI might look in hardware.

As more and more technology creeps into our living spaces, it will be interesting to see how furniture manufacturers evolve their offerings.

PSFK spots an interesting contrast of function and finishing.

Piers Fawkes presents some early thoughts on the impact of Apple’s new device on his publishing business.

PSFK friend Jean Snow has launched an inspirational magazine from Tokyo.

The USDA have broadened their definition of grass-fed meat.

Team PSFK were a little dumbfounded to see this ‘Coffee-Is-Hot’ like warning on the dashboard of a new Toyota 4×4.