There's an abundant resource of water in the air that surrounds us

The scientific principle guiding the technology is one that anyone who's seen dewy leaves in the morning can understand: condensation. As Linnacre explains in an elevator pitch on YouTube

, "There's just an abundant resource of water in the air that surrounds us, even in places like the Negev desert

A great blog: Innovation (Ideas) from Smithsonian Magazine

"Usually I get along fine with my clothes, but lately I’ve been feeling that they’re coasting, that they could be doing so much more for me. In fairness, these are new feelings. I used to be perfectly happy if things matched. But since I started reading about wearable tech, I’ve come to expect my shirt to give me directions and my pants to make all the lights turn green."

A new bulb for your place

Over the past few years, in conditions of strict secrecy, a multinational team of scientists has been making a mighty effort to change the light bulb. The prototype they’ve developed is four inches tall, with a familiar tapered shape, and unlighted, it resembles a neon yellow mushroom. Screw it in and switch it on, though, and it blazes with a voluptuous radiance.

Instructables: How to do almost anything

Instructables: How to do almost anything

Major sections in this open source, do-it-yourself site include:
Food, Living, Outside, Play, Technology, Workshop
The site includes lots of video and step-by-step instructions.

Entertaining informative posts about tech. gadgets -- with fine YouTube video

http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/latest-gadgets/

Inventor Ray Kurzweil explains his vision of the future: blended human/computer beings

The Singularity of Ray Kurzweil 

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WATCH THE REST OF THE SERIES: http://www.vbs.tv/video.php?id=19261515001 Ray Kurzweil tells us about his vision of the Singularity—a point around 2045 when computers will acquire full-blown artificial intelligence and technology will infuse itself with biology.