Yiran Qian’s Endless Warm winter gear concept gathers light from the sun to power a heated glove/hat combination.

A conceptual design by Kwan Sunman offers an softer take on the traditional home scale.

An interesting new mp3 player has been released by Samsung.

According to NPR and the Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute in Melbourne, Australia, watching TV could shorten your life.

A team of Swedish and American researchers have developed an organic and light-emitting electrochemical cell (LEC), built from the recyclable component graphene.

Withings has partnered with Google Health to connect their Wi-Fi scale directly to your personal record, approaching a realtime picture of overall health and fitness.

The Guardian news app shows how potential web browsing experiences could evolve.

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The Pencil Printer is a concept device that models a method for printing using pencil lead instead of ink.

Sony Ericsson’s Hopper Invasion event featured a real-space visualization of the online activity associated with the event.

A selection of twelve inspiring projects from around the world.

Pajamas In Shanghai, File Sharing & Luxury – here are a selection of headlines from around the world.

The Gesture Cube is a concept device that translates hand movement into interface commands.

Gizmodo points us to Delta’s innovative Touch Sensitive Faucet, and they report that the touch sensitivity works just right.

There are a number of ways to talk about Jie Qi’s project combining basic electrical engineering and handcrafting.