Bits ‘n Pieces is a traveling exhibition of work by international designers, architects, computer scientists, and material and technology researchers. It will showcase projects still in their development stage, as well as furniture, architecture, jewelry, graphic design and products that anticipate the next phase of the digital revolution, focusing on how society is imbued with, shaped by and shapes technology.

Furniture company is attempting to track the “curb-mining” habits of the NYC residents by leaving GPS-enabled chairs scattered throughout the city.

Social networking site Architizer is being promoted as a “Facebook for Architects,” enabling architects, architecture curators, clients, critics and fans to interact.

This holiday season online retail giant eBay will be going analog – making the leap from the web to real-life with a pop-up shop set to open November 20th in New York City.

The Steampunk Haunted House is a different spin on the usually gore-and-blood cliches that permeate most haunted houses and also gives visitors a unique view into historical and aestheticcuriosities from a long-gone time.

LCD screens have been set up on the L subway line in New York City which display the exact location of trains on the line, so travelers can better understand how long the wait will be.

Due to recent growth we have moved from our location on Broadway to a smart office on the corner of Broome & Greene Streets in SoHo in New York City. We now have an office that we can grow to a size of about 40…

The Kia Soul Collective’s New York City stop culminates with a Girl Talk show on Sunday, October 25. The only way to get tickets is to test-drive a new 2010 Kia Soul.

A sign on the window of a fashion boutique in Nolita waves the local flag.

Two bottled water brands on sale in Duane Reade riff on the New York theme. One uses Lady Liberty and the other borrows from the subway iconography.

One van pasted with cameras and another van pasted with anything brass sat outside PSFK’s offices on New York’s Spring Street the other night.

At 30 Water Street in New York City an intimate temporary work-live space is opening above the neighborhood favorite Burger Shoppe.

Bodega is launching its first endeavor, the “Mapping Project.” The meet-up, which takes place tomorrow at 303Grand in Williamsburg, Brooklyn aims to connect creatives, start-ups, social entrepreneurs, and small business owners with the purpose of spurring collaboration.

The Thumping Guide to NYC was part of the recent Conflux 2009 festival in New York City. With the subtitle “Banging on the city’s most resonant protrusions”, the project aims to gather recordings of all the different sounds of the urban environment.

We notice this flyer posted around certain parts of town.