Facebook users unhappy with how there are only two options — “Most Popular” and “Most Recent” — from which to sort wall items will be pleased to know that a change is coming. Starting today, Facebook is rolling out several new items to sort your news feed by, including: Most Recent, Games, Status Updates, Photos, Links, and Pages. On top of that, users will now also have the ability to sort by groups. For hardcore Facebook users and...

Wanting to stand out from the crowd is nothing to be ashamed of. Far from it actually. It is that striving for individuality that makes us unique. “Unique” is what it would take to rationalize a wall made out of hundreds of OLED screens that detect motion, and then shoot the image back to you. The concept sounds pretty cool with the only “gee, I think I’ll hold off for now” moment coming when you see the $16,000/sq. meter this setup...

Unbeknownst to many, even if an electronic is fully charged, it will still draw power from the wall. Now it may not seem like much. And in reality, it isn’t — for a single gadget in a single day. But then take into account how many gadgets there are sitting fully charged in wall outlets across the world. It adds up. What if there were a “smart” plug that would detect a charged battery and released said battery accordingly? Welcome to the Leech...

Wall outlets — what exactly can we say? It’s a hole in the wall from which electrons spew forth when the appropriate (and sometimes inappropriate) material is inserted. How could technology and society actually make it better? Enter the world transformed with the Rambler Socket. For starters, who says technology and mundane things such as wall outlets have to be ugly and unsightly? The Rambler is quite the looker. Just because it looks good doesn’t...

It certainly seems like more and more these days, we’re charging our electronic gadgets not by the standard power outlets in our walls, but via Universal Serial Bus (or USB) cables plugged into other gadgets of ours — like laptops, for instance. But we certainly can’t lug around one piece of equipment at all times to charge another. Sometimes we have to revert to the “classical methodology” — plugging into the wall. Which is why the USB...