Popcorn Tweets is a device that Dave Britt and Justin Goeres have connected to Twitter for the purpose of cooking popcorn.

Spaceflight, Bookshops & Chinese Farms – here are a selection of headlines from around the world.

Following on the heels of Nick Feltron’s popular annual report, Dan Meyer has taking life tracking into a new medium with his animated 2009 annual report.

Today, Grant Harrison and Dr. Jay Parkinson launched their design and innovation consulting firm, The Future Well.

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

MTV Europe recently published the results of “Youthtopia” – its first ever effort to understand the values, hopes and dreams of young people in Europe by asking over 7,000 youths to imagine their ideal world.

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

Cybersecurity, Junk Food & Facebook – here are a selection of news headlines from around the world.

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

Below are the 10 most popular posts from the last 7 days (February 1-7, 2010) on PSFK.com (based on Google Analytics.)

The NYC Economic Development Corporation has announced the winners of its first NYC BigApps competition.

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

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.

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