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Environment

Sea Chair Project harvests plastic from the oceans to create furniture

The Sea Chair project aims to harvest floating plastic debris from the oceans and re-purpose it into furniture.
Mobile Technology

Phosphor's swipe-friendly Touch Time watch

Phosphor's Touch Time watch features a touch display that allows access to the watches’ various functions with a swipe or a tap.
Space Systems

Microthruster ion drive gives tiny satellites a boost

MIT has developed penny-sized microthrusters for use in cubesat nanosatellites.
Science

Wave Glider ocean robots to track sharks in northern California

Stanford University researchers are deploying a fleet of static buoys and Wave Glider robots to turn the waters off the coast of San Francisco into a huge WiFi network to track tagged fish and animals.
Mobile Technology

Smartphone penetration breaks 50% barrier in the U.S.

Data from telcos show that there are now more smartphones than featurephones in the US
Military

DARPA developing unmanned sub hunters

DARPA has awarded a contract to develop unmanned submarine hunters capable of operating for months on end without human intervention.
Mobile Technology

Optimus Vu to launch worldwide this September

LG has announced that its 5-inch, 4:3 aspect Optimus Vu smartphone/tablet will be released in worldwide this September.
Photography

Ten compact cameras that out-snap the iPhone

Despite the popularity of snapping photos using an iPhone, there is still a place for dedicated compact cameras so we examine 10 units that might deserve a spot in your pocket alongside your phone.
Outdoors

Barefoot shoes go hiking with the Lizard Kross Scramble

The Lizard Kross Scramble brings barefoot shoe design to a hike near you.
Home Entertainment

New system promises better glasses-free 3D TV

Researchers have developed a technology that converts conventional 3D Blu-rays in real-time, making them compatible with wide-angle autostereoscopic displays.
Science

Room-temperature solid state maser may be the laser of tomorrow

A team of British scientists report that they have created the first solid state maser that operates at room temperature.
Architecture

Michael Jantzen's latest M-Velope transforming shelter

The M-Velope is described by creator Michael Jantzen as a sculpture you can sit inside, and definitely not a gazebo.

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