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A Look Back: Top Tech Trends of 2011

2011 was a monumental year for the technology industry. We saw the rise of mobile with more users browsing mobile apps than the web, Google entering the social game with.

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MIT Student Engineers The Unicycle You Never Knew You Wanted

Unlike its two-wheeled cousin, the unicycle has pretty much been ignored in terms of advancements. No real unicycle revolution has come about since its (debated) debut in the 1800s. Well, until today..

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Kickstarter Project: Fashionable 3D Glasses by Ingri:Dahl

Ingri:Dahl designs fashionable 3D glasses for men and women.

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Swap Your Jawbone Up for a Lark Sleep System

The Jawbone Up Band was the talk of the tech community for several weeks leading up to its release in early November. After the product launched many customers complained that.

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Take A Scenic Run In Your BaseMent with Virtual Active

Sick of being forced to stare at grey walls and sweaty men at the gym? Well as of today, there’s an app for that. Virtual Active, a San Francisco-based “exergaming”.

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Kickstarter Project: Bicycles For Our Minds

The project includes a poster,decal, and wallpaper image set of Steve Jobs depicted with bicycle pedals inside of his mind.

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eyePhone: Control Your Phone With Just A Glance

Humans can tell a lot about one another by their eyes- are the interested, excited, bored, annoyed.  And soon, so will your phone. A team in Denmark have developed Senseye,.

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Suwappu App Gives Toys Their Own 3-D World

When I was a kid, pogs and Tamagotchis were considered innovative. But as the saying goes: time moves on, and toys get way-freaking cooler. So what will the future of toys.

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Urination Gamification

If you thought you could use some more gaming in your life, UK gamers can have a chance to play video games while talking to man about a horse. (Otherwise.

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Twine: Connect Your Things To The Internet, Without A Nerd Degree

Graduates of graduates of the MIT Media Lab, David Carr and John Kestner developed Twine’s technology using 2.5″ small wireless sensor square enabled with WiFi connectivity that can be programmed by its user to preform certain actions on command.

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