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Andy Grove on job creation, Android and HTC and another of those odd Google Maps sightings.

Artwork depicts the state of our existence and society through miniature figures.

Artwork depicts the state of our existence and society through miniature figures.

An ideal outdoor installation to protect you from the sun which also uses its energy to power your devices.

Here is a look back at some standout tech stories from the past week.

Here is a look back at some standout design stories from the past week.

A series by Dagný Bjarnadóttir offers dual utility.

A series by Dagný Bjarnadóttir offers dual utility.

A series by Dagný Bjarnadóttir offers dual utility.

A series by Dagný Bjarnadóttir offers dual utility.

A series by Dagný Bjarnadóttir offers dual utility.

A huge new installation by artist Christian Boltanski examines the history of our possessions.

An innovative offering enhances the social aspect of the sport.

What is the strange appeal of the lo-tech aesthetic?

PSFK curates a daily selection of relevant and noteworthy news headlines from around the world.

The devices, long thought to be exclusive to multimillion dollar research labs, are being built by a community of nonspecialists.

An underwater chasm designed for those seeking temporary disappearance.

PSFK reports on the drivers that led to a shift in direction towards the small car.

A cleverly designed piece of transforming furniture.

A new product improves upon the weaknesses of traditional designs.

A new product improves upon the weaknesses of traditional designs.

A new product improves upon the weaknesses of traditional designs.

A new product improves upon the weaknesses of traditional designs.

Unconventional game uses 3D audio instead of video to play.

Unconventional game uses 3D audio instead of video to play.

Unconventional game uses 3D audio instead of video to play.

A return to older-style presentations of art in Berlin.

Artists Harry Malt and Chris Bianchi are the creative minds behind the project, a printed collection of art, writing, illustration and photography that believes in art for art’s sake.

A new online activity aims to develop a large-scale 3D version of the entire planet.

Japanese designer, Ryohei Yoshiyuki uses an unexpected language to represent time.