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January 20, 2009 This product makes a lot of sense – a goodly proportion of the people we know are two-fingered typists. In the world of programming, we’d hesitate to suggest the percentage of hunt-and-peckers is close to 100 percent. This creates stress ion the eyes and slows the input rates signif

The United States will celebrate the inauguration of its 44th President tomorrow, and the President has a new set of wheels.

One of the finalists in the recent Toyota IQ-sponsored Royal College of the Arts design contest was this simple but effective ice cube tray. Graeme Davies invented Quicksnap so that single ice cubes can be popped out without the normal problems associated with twisting an ice tray. With those who k

While we've heard the term "mashup" apply to music and web services before, we think the hardware mashups that Bug Labs' BUG platform enables have far more to offer.

The company that set a new benchmark for iPod docks with the Zeppelin has made its first foray into the soundbar market with an offering dubbed Panorama.

The rapid advancement of technology on all fronts has yielded some fascinating mash-ups to make life easier for small groups of people with specific needs and the US$15 KAC Bullet Flight 1.0.0 iPhone app and rifle iPhone mount are a

Powcell is a charging sleeve for iPhone, iPod Touch and Blackberry Curve that draws on almost any light source provide a power top-up on the go and reduce your dependence on wall sockets.

After four years in development, "The Whip" as it's known has been officially launched. Gizmag spoke to inventor Adams Lin, to learn more about what sets the design apart.

January 20, 2009 Locksmithing, one of man’s oldest and most venerable professions, appears set to join the digital convergence mix with the first wirelessly-controlled door lock now on the market. It's also further proof that t

A novel 4D colorimetric technique developed by researchers at Florida Atlantic University that simultaneously maps four dimensions of brain data in EEG signals so that true episodes of brain coordination can be spotted directly in EEG records and carefully analyzed.

January 19, 2009 Forty years ago this week saw one of the most spectacular escapes from death in recorded history. Soviet Commander Boris Volynov was returning to earth in Soyuz 5 when the service module failed to separate and he found himself entering the earth’s atmosphere with an inverted craft a

A simple to use tool for capturing the fine detail of almost any object from coins, plants and rocks to electronic circuit boards, Celestron's new handheld USB digital microscope provides 10x to 40x and 150x magnification and a 1.3mp digital camera for capturing stills and video.