Rapid-prototyping has several benefits over traditional methods to produce textiles.

The network says the “Lone Star” preview through the Vanity Fair app will mark the first time that a television pilot has been made available on the iPad.

Edelman Digital’s SocialDev Camp invites aspiring social app developers to compete in a 36-hour Hackathon in Chicago this August.

Will Clay Shirky’s surplus ever create a character that will appear on the Entertainment Weekly “100 greatest characters of the last 20 years” list?

PSFK curates a daily selection of relevant and noteworthy news headlines from around the world.

The success of this San Jose neighborhood could easily be made into a case study to be taught in business schools.

Christopher Nolan’s Inception has received plenty of buzz about its cast, direction, score, and intricate plot, but there is something more to this summer blockbuster worth considering.

ScanLife, Inc., a world leader in mobile barcode technology, is teaming up with the New Orleans-based non-profit Women of the Storm for their new campaign.

A contrarian view on the much vilified medium.

On the morning of August 12th, PSFK will host a special event designed to Fuel Imagination with the support of Syfy.

Friendly speedometers and spray vitamin C introduce an enhanced driving environment.

Food52 offers another example of how barcodes (and a smartphone) can serve as a gateway to relevant content.

The August issue of Creative Review features a set of male and female dress-up designer dolls.

We speak with Sheryl Connelly about what consumer trends outside the automotive industry are driving the refocus and rejuvenation of the motor company.

PSFK curates a daily selection of noteworthy news headlines from around the world.

New cognitive research shows how the structure of our communications can impact perception.

Visual Economics has created a straightforward infographic that displays what foods the average American consumes in a year.

In a recent ranking of how cycle-friendly Britain’s 20 biggest cities are, London came a dismal 17th. But the capital’s mayor, Boris Johnson, has vowed, in his usual quirky English, to “cyclise the city” during his term in office

A designer invites participants to hand-draw their own font – and to submit alongside their faces.

Behance is a company that organizes the creative world to make ideas happen. Creative thinkers – the people with the most ideas – often struggle the most with organization and productivity. Behance aims to change that.

An environmentally-friendly battery charger compliments the company’s line of wireless products.

An interesting food service model is rolled out in New York.

Intentionally breaking the rules of strong design can be applied to dissuade consumers from bad habits – including smoking.

Consumerist reports on a partnership between MovieTickets.com and Microsoft that will offer movie tickets through the Xbox.