Duracell has hatched an interesting campaign in New York’s Times Square which offers a chance to participate in some crowd-sourced power generation.

George Parker is the perpetrator of adscam.typepad.com. Every week he shares his opinions on the advertising world with PSFK.

The Office For Subversive Architecture mixes elements of street art and activist interventions with an unorthodox architectural approach.

Camezind Evolution has created an unusual office for Google’s EMEA Engineering Hub in Zurich.

Dubai’s Vertical Village is an extravagant work of sustainable design, using solar energy to power a combination of residential, hotel and entertainment spaces.

This past Thursday, PSFK viewed Tretorn’s spring ‘10 collection.

The Ohio based fashion label Wrath Arcane (who produce in the US) have created this simple felt hat for their Fall 09 collection.

Old spray cans get a second life as light fixtures courtesy of Slovenian design firm ZEK.

Researchers at Intel are looking into ways to control computers using nothing more than brain waves.

Aol. celebrates its spin-off from Time Warner, and trading on the NYSE with a new brand identity.

To curb illegal music downloads, The Economist argues that it is more effective to offer alternative ways of distributing music rather than focusing on litigation and suing users.

MAKE points us to a mysterious musical instrument from Japan.

This past week, London witnessed the official launch of Kidrobot’s first permanent British store.

Foodspotting is a service currently in private alpha that aims to improve the way we search for a place to eat.

PSFK checks out Wired magazine’s annual selection of gadgets and gear at their holiday pop-up store.