Dptips :. Digital Photography Tips, Tricks, and Techniques

Surfer Mark Visser didn’t just lean on any old lights to illuminate the way for his history-making ride in the dark. LED company Solus used NASA submarine lighting.

Here’s a keypad that could make it faster and easier to fill your correspondence with digital representations of your emotional state.

Add this one to the long list of Kinect hacks: a system that acts as a virtual x-ray, letting viewers see inside themselves in real time.

A San Francisco-based artist bought a load of Apple tech, just to destroy it in the name of art.

More than 200 Hockney images of plants and cut flowers created on the iPhone and iPad will be on display through January 30 in Paris.

Hello Kitty invaded gift shops 35 years ago and since then has killed everything in its path - speakers, keyboards, phone chargers and even chainsaws - with cuteness. Now American Smart car owners can wrap their vehicles in the iconic Japanese feline.

Swedish designers have come up with the Chieftan, a collar disguising a protective airbag for bikers that activates upon impact.

Game developer Blizzard has backed down on a plan to require users of its official online forums to register with real names, just days after announcing the move.

Ever found yourself struggling to stabilise that mobile device for optimum in-flight entertainment? Toronto-based InteraXon says it may have an alternative in the form of thought-controlled in-flight games that let you keep your hands (and gadget stands) tucked away.

After a series of trials, South Korea will spend approximately US$45 million for an “R-Learning” program that places English-speaking robotic teaching assistants in preschools and kindergartens.

As America celebrates Independence Day, the news comes that iPhone 3GS owners are getting some freedom of their own.