Anti-gravity 3D Printing NEw 2013

Mataerial, a collaborative project between Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia and the Joris Laarman Studio, is pioneering a patent-pending 3D printing method it calls anti-gravity object modelling. Researchers claim 'this new out-of-the-box printing method can help manufacture structures of almost any size and shape'. This video is three times the normal speed.

Tom Clancy's The Division E3 Trailer NEw 2013

Tom Clancy's The Division E3 Trailer NEw Revealed for the first time at Ubisoft's E3 2013 press conference, this is an online open-world action RPG, developed by Swedish studio, Massive. The drama plays out in a post-apocalyptic New York, where a lethal virus has caused chaos. Now a top-secret unit of 'self-supporting tactical agents' has been dispatched to restore order to the streets and the player is in control. Players will need to work together to navigate through the chaos.

Smart Phone HTC One v Samsung Galaxy S4 MEw 2013

Technology editor Charles Arthur compares two of this year's Most popular new Smart Phones the HTC One and the Samsung Galaxy S4. The Samsung has the edge on the sheer multitude of features while the HTC is great for music-lovers. But which will win out in the final analysis.

Mirror's Edge 2 E3 Trailer NEw 2013

Mirror's Edge 2 E3 Trailer Watch the trailer for the reboot of the cult first-person chase game Mirror's Edge, announced at E3 2013, the annual video game conference and show in Los Angeles. Due out on next-gen consoles and PCs in 2014, it is a visually overhauled version of the game, using EA DIce's new Fristbite 3 engine. The stark visual design remains, and the development team has added a new origin story.

New Zealand Launches Giant Balloon Powered Internet In NEW 2013

New Zealand's south Island launches giant balloons over New Zealand's south Island, carrying computer equipment that can create a high-speed internet infrastructure. Codenamed 'project loon', the helium filled balloons carry antennae, computers, batteries and navigational equipment, collecting power from solar panels that dangle below. Each can provide internet coverage over an area of 1200 square kilometres. The project intends to help remote areas across the world access internet coverage.