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Urban Transport

Crowdfunding push for EZ-EV open source electric kit car

Gary Krysztopik is preparing to release the EZ-EV car as open source plans, build-it-yourself kits and complete vehicles.
Mobile Technology

Sony announces the Xperia Tablet Z – the world's thinnest and lightest 10-inch tablet

Sony has announced a new premium device, known as the Xperia Tablet Z
Around The Home

Uuni: the wood-fired pizza oven that fits inside a suitcase

The Uuni is a lightweight, wood-burning pizza oven that's small enough to fit in a kitchen and cooks a pizza in under three minutes.
Good Thinking

Specially-coated cotton collects water from desert fog – and releases it as liquid

Scientists have created a new "fog harvesting" material, that switches between being absorbent and water-repellant.
Photography

Dust Donut adds a weather seal to Canon EF lenses

The Dust Donut is a simple idea designed to solve the problem of non-weather-sealed lenses by adding a seal between your camera and lens.
Automotive

Aston Martin unveils Centenary Edition Vanquish

Last week, on January 15, Aston Martin celebrated its centenary and to mark the occasion, the car maker unveiled its Centenary Edition Vanquish.
Wearables

"Loading..." watch concept will keep you waiting forever

Loading... is the name of a new concept design for a watch from Tokyo Flash, one which mimics a progress bar.
Obesity

Viagra could prove useful in the fight against obesity

German medical researchers believe that Viagra may be useful for weight control.
Wearables

Avoid snooping UAVs with a Stealth Wear hoodie

NYC artist Adam Harvey has created a series of garments which claim to offer an invisibility cloak for people wishing to avoid the prying eyes of UAVs.
Environment

Short Circuit project reuses unwanted kitchen appliances

French designer Gaspard Tiné-Berès seeks to repair and re-use damaged kitchen appliances, with readily available reclaimed materials providing the necessary components.
Astronomy

NASA sends Mona Lisa to the Moon

High art met high tech as NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) received an image of the Mona Lisa via laser.
Science

Mathematical model predicts Hollywood blockbusters

A group of researchers say their mathematical model can predict if a movie will exhibit the so-called "hit" phenomenon.

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