Stumbleupon, a web community that allows its readers/users to discover and vote Web pages, photos, and videos has lately revamped its thumbs up icon, thereby showcasing number of votes to each.
It seems to follow digg-way as next time you stumble on an article; you will get to see a stumbleupon icon displaying number of thumbs-ups [...]

Albeit, one of the contestant in the last coolest gadget of the week episode, Bowlingual Voice gadget from Takara Tomy gave clear signals that it had no strong contender in the contest and would evolve as a winner.
And within hours, it managed to win the heart of Coolestgadget’s loyal (royal) readers. The innovation and the [...]

If you really want to try something unconventional, Waterwalkers would make up for a perfect choice. The concept is much similar to the Zorb Sport, but the fact it has to be done on water surface makes it extremely challenging. Once you’ve stepped inside the ball, it rotates continuously, thereby putting every muscle in your [...]

Keeping pace with changing economic and industrial trends could be hard for designers. Finnish designers Aamu Song and Johan Olin understand this predicament and thus concentrate on the industrial aspect of a design rather than the other way round, which is usually the norm. By studying what could be manufactured in factories they design products [...]

Caterina Fake, co-founder of Flickr, recently launched an all new fun-filled website that goes by the name of Hunch. With the help of a questionnaire comprised of 20 questions, Hunch helps users in making decisions based on their answers and personality profiles.
After creating the online profile at Hunch, you can share your results and other [...]

In an effort to create a unique and uninterrupted communication channel between various social service agencies across the globe, some of the major internet marketing firms today unveiled ‘All for Good’, that is an online social service directory.
This website provides volunteers and social service organizations with relevant information about various social service events and volunteer [...]

The Extremes of Retro Tech, designs at par
Japanese architecture: Narrow is a word for buildings here. Slim- Even less than a meter in width
A recollection of World War II—Tribute to it for creation of many wonder Weapons!
Out-of-the-box clocks and watches—what’s the time boy?
The Pasta Ogre: Well I would call it an unusual form of food [...]

And it was a tough task to handpick best posts from Inhabitat.  I am sure 99.99% would agree with me and that 0.11% must visit the blog and go with the flow of the posts and you will realize the truth. It is not only diversity in nature of posts, but creativity of writers, their [...]

Starting today, early afternoon we would be showcasing the best weekly finds across fêted blogs, ensuring that our readers miss nothing while catching up with the latest trends. To begin with, we are simply floored by the inclusive compilation and presentation of trends by Jeremy Gutsche  and his team, therefore we move ahead in starting [...]

Recession’s attempt to affect CES 2009 popularity meets failure as the event witnessed a visible number of visitors at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The Consumer Electronics Show (8-11 January) resumes its image as the biggest and exciting tradeshow in America. But this end of CES 2009 gives us an opportunity to highlight the best [...]