The “Vieux Port” (Old Port) in Marseille will be the first European district (if we are to believe […]
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Not brand new, but still interesting, Sonic Wire Sculpture is a software by Amin Pitaru that represents sound […]
A group of DJs have got together in London to put on “Playlist” a club night played off […]
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An elephant path is traced by people making their own paths and shortcuts in a city or a […]
COCOMO Mb Communications and Oki Communication Systems have jointly developed a wireless system that sends out electromagnetic waves […]
Stefano informed me of dialanorgasm that manufactures a “vibrasm range” consisting of accessories for mobile phone allowing users […]
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Look for a song, listen to it, burn it, and take it home on a CD or MP3 […]
Trevor F. Smith has released the first public beta of a new photo map editor, 93 Photo Street. […]
Neil Ferguson used Bluetooth tech to solve the problem faced by hearing aid users who are generally excluded […]
UK start-up Tritium claims that its Flatenna, a DIY parabolic reflector to be slipped over access point’s external […]
Japan is testing the future of live sport in trials involving large numbers of wifi access blanketing all […]
A survey by consultant company Acctiva shows that none of the website of the major Spanish political parties […]
Alive Technologies developped a platform to monitor the progress and physical condition of marathon runners. The system relies […]
The first prize of Bonfire industrial design competition from ID Fuel, a contest that rewards the product that […]
Rumor has it that credentialed bloggers for the Democratic National Convention were told that Wi-Fi won’t be allowed […]
Fusing free music downloads, diary, and music magazine, MP3 blogs relish the challenge of unearthing forgotten musical gems: […]
NESTA Futurelab has invented an online puppet theatre that enables children in different locations to create 3D puppets […]
i-mode users outside Japan exceeded three million at the end of June. That’s one million more than four […]
Feedburner will pretty soon be enhanced by a nifty capability called Headline Animator. From Pointblog.
The Sendo X Smartphone is shipping with Digia image editing tool that integrates creative image editing features pictures. […]
Rachel Wingfield is the creator of the loop line, electronic textiles which emit light that respond to their […]
Next Thursday, the 15th of July, from 12,00 to 14,00, Italian mobile phone users are invited by Intesaconsumatori […]
ABCNEWS is looking for people who have managed to make bucks from their blog. There’s a contact form […]
Cryptech® is the first Italian GSM mobile phone that promises secure end-to-end encryption on calls, preventing the possibility […]
DIGITALSNAPSHOT – minute manipulations of space, place and time, by Daniel Lo Iacono, from Frankfurt in Germany won […]
Looking for ways to ease their chemo symptoms, Duke University Medical School had cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy with […]
A Northumbria University student, David Evans, has developped a hi-tech shirt, with in-built pulse and sweat monitors, that […]
A new wholistic taxi system from Raywood Communications, called MD-X system could offer within one year a whole […]
A team, called Informal and made of European wireless and open-source specialists, is going on a global roadshow […]
Docupen, manufactured and distributed since January in the US by Planon System Solutions, is the first hand-held device […]
Future security screening systems will be based on so-called terahertz technology that can see weapons and explosives hidden […]
Metro, the German supermarket giant, has opened an “RFID Innovation Centre” to help company’s sales divisions, technology partners […]
Robert Barrows, from California, is patenting video-equipped tombstones to let mourners watch messages from the dead. The headstone […]
NetworkAnatomy has developped the CommanderPack, a wireless communication system that can transmit any information: voice, data, audio, video […]
The State Hermitage Museum in St Pertersburg plans to offer mobile phone users an opportunity to have reproductions […]
A Japanese community is implementing a project that would see primary school children tracked by radio frequency identification […]
A collaborative programme between the major players in mobile content delivery and the UK network operators is setting […]
To comply with new security legislation, which requires all visas issued after October 26 to include biometric information […]
Citing problems with truancy and youth violence, the Los Angeles City Council approved an ordinance restricting the hours […]
Josh McHugh from Wired magazine trolleyed around the Extra Future Store, a Metro’s prototype supermarket in Rheinberg, Germany. […]