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The future of football may very well change with AGENT's’ newest see-through ball. Aside from simply glowing and changing different colours, the ball also plays as a kind-of ‘referee’ to itself? Explore the newest football that doesn’t require a game playback. (> more)
Nothing is more gratifying than knowing exactly where you’re food comes from. Vegetables are grown all over and are transported into the homes of consumers. Transport, energy and labour are wasted when vegetables are grown elsewhere. Why not help the world and grow your vegetables at home? With recent developments, you no longer need to have a garden to do a little gardening. (> more)
Designed by a graphic designer and professional photographer and a lifelong cyclist - this bike from Bertelli Bici - the Italian slang for bicycle is a unique design object that we want to ride. Now. (> more)
New trains coming to keep us on track this year. 2009 is the year Warren Buffett bought 3 rail companies, Madrid and Paris announced a high-speed rink and California gets a rail pass. (> more)
With the exception of Oceans Eleven (Twelve?) - these are quite possible the best looking criminals we've seen in a long time. To find out what exactly they've done - click on the video inside. (> more)
Designer Servet Yuksel's new Hidemax bike takes the humble bicycle design and reinvents it for the future. Rather than focus solely on adjustable saddle height - its handlebars also move to address performance, speed and function. (> more)
Much as we have grown to love that ubiquitous white plastic that appears to know grow on trees in an urban area near you - at home we prefer to kick back with more of a vintage backdrop - and dare we say it a newspaper, and that much underrated device - the radio. (> more)
How to get more people on two wheels? Mmm, let us think…how about free parking spaces for motorcycles and scooters as well as easier access to 125cc licenses? (> more)
Here at Swide we love nothing more than peeking behind the scenes to see how other people work and of course play. When we heard about Facebook's new home at the Stanford Research Park we couldn't wait to see if it resembled Douglas Coupland's Microserfs or something cooler lurked beneath. (> more)
This new oscillating fan, The Dyson Blade launched today from Dyson (as in the bag-less vacuum) means air-conditioning, or as we like to call it the virus box, could be a thing of the past. (> more)
Almost fifteen years after Kevin Costner’s dud film Waterworld, we’re returning to the same concept, but perhaps this time there’s a happier ending. (> more)
Our personal mark of civilisation is the exact time if takes to get a taxi in a city at any given time. Although Manhattan is easy(ish), Milan possible with patience, and Paris perfectly fine except during fashion weeks, London may take the crown for the ability to now tweet a cab. (> more)
It's not quite life on the open road, but if the thought of a summer without WIFI is giving you a rash - this could be your vehicle of choice. (> more)
You may never have given it much thought but when you upload photos to a sharing site, open multiple email accounts and log onto Twitter, an out-of-sight data centre somewhere is storing all this information. We investigate the hidden phenomenon called "the cloud". (> more)
As we hurtle towards a green society we're convinced James Bond will be adding organic olives to his Martini and fighting the evils of carbon gasses in one of these little cars. (> more)
Now that every cool kid worth his iPhone has a bike, it's time to literally step up a gear. We may have found the solution with this fantastic bike produced from bamboo. (> more)
Avoid reality with a life-like virtual experience that recreates sights, smells, sounds. With its wireless connection virtual experiences can be shared with other people in real time (without having to talk). (> more)
If you've ever tried to plough your way through a crowded pavement packed with commuters umbrella in hand, you'll understand the need for some help from the dark side. With the rain still falling - Swide discovers how to keep frizz at bay. (> more)
With everyone wanting to show off in the blogasphere (and hence the new dancefloor) - it's normal to want a little inspiration when going it alone. New blog, "Site Inspire" helpfully puts together the best of web design with keywords that actually mean something. (> more)
Humanoid robots? Far too eighties. Futuristic technology has returned to nature, taking its inspiration from animals. German engineering firm, Festo has just unveiled our favourite poolside accessory yet - the robotic penguin. (> more)
It’s a diamond. Not only because its design was born from the same angular sculpture concept of a diamond, but because of course the new Honda futuristic concept bike is a technological jewel. (> more)
Empty your inbox before even arriving at work. "iLane" reads and replies to your incoming blackberry messages via a bluetooth connection allowing you to get through your inbox without the need to type. (> more)
When we spotted Norio Fujikawa's jet-bike we suddenly saw a future free of traffic jams. We may never be late for work again. (> more)
Test drivers wanted as a new electric mini launches (> more)
Imagine a life without commuting and the chance to be more productive. Rid your life of petty squabbles over a stapler with the new OfficePOD - a new working environment and lifestyle option that gives its user valuable space and - a life. (> more)
Life is fast and despite all our best intentions we're not always around to listen. Intriguing, moving, and funny at the same time, new site "One Sentence" reveals people's real life stories in a sentence. (> more)
Not exactly big in Japan but rather in fact the opposite. If you've already seen the Flip mini video camera - this is the world's technological next step. A tiny camera that not only shoots video but allows you to share them without the use of a computer. (> more)
Straight from this year's Geneva motor show - our names are down for the "Airpod" - the car you can drive with a joystick. (> more)
Make overnight flights an exercise in intelligence rather than boredom as we find a glow in the dark chess set (> more)
Pleo - the new robotic dinosaur that needs a home (> more)
If post-office chat bores or Christmas shopping exhausts you - getting into the sanctuary of your car may be a bit dangerous. If the calm and tranquility of your car brings on the zzz's - it's time for a driving alarm. (> more)
Coming soon...thirteen days and counting, is the Gibson "Dark Fire" - a new electric guitar set to launch for Christmas 08. Combining chameleon tone and second generation robot guitar technology we're hoping it will turn us into Keith Richards... (> more)
Change gear - discover the cult bike on the streets of London, Tokyo and NYC (> more)
We feel the need for some green. A new ecological option for the road (> more)
Think you have it all? We've found a tech must-have that may just have escaped your notice (> more)
A caring, sharing car, we want to reach out and stroke. Touching has never been so much clean, safe, fun. (> more)
Don't drink and email. New Google technology prevents late night blunders (> more)
Forget peeking over the cover of a book - we've found a better idea to lock eyes in a crowded carriage. (> more)
Something a five-star hotel can't provide (> more)
Ensure being late is a thing of the past with an alarm clock that’s cruel to be kind. (> more)