Uniform's futures director takes us through how the agency built a Postcard Player, currently on show as part of the Design Museum's Designs of the Year show.

A mechanical computer may not seem all that practical in today's electronics-driven world. That didn't stop Chris Fenton from building one for himself.

Business Secretary Vince Cable has announced plans to invest £14.7 million into innovative R&D projects that make use of 3D printing technology.

Beneath this world, full of mundane work and chores and ho-hum everyday things, lies another layer of existence chock-full of wonderful, borderline mystical excitement. This almost alternative reality isn't secret, per se--it's just that most people don't know how to really see it.

Google Glass can, in theory, be used for lots of things, but sexually explicit material is one area now off limits to app developers.

Google will not allow face recognition on its Glass wearable computer for now, until there are strong privacy protections.

What the agency is building for itself and clients that push the boundaries of how users interact with projects – plus see video of the projects in action.

Commissioned by Nike, the agency has created a breathtaking art installation called Flyknit that dynamically uses the human body to generate beautiful images.

IC tomorrow, a Technology Strategy Board programme, has launched a £120,000 awards pot to award new digital marketing ideas in the fashion industry.

Google kicks off its I/O developer conference next Wednesday and if there's one thing that could steal the limelight, it's Glass.

Proposed legislation in California aims to ban guns made using 3D printing, after an organisation Defense Distributed fired a handgun made with the technology, and said it would distribute its drawings online.