Innovation

Describes motivation process for creativity with emphasis on intrinsic motivation by Corey K Katir

We’re often blinded by the brilliance of fundamental breakthroughs, with little regard to what follows. We must change to prosper, says John Fisher

Some fresh thinking is changing the way roboticists think about robot hands – and what they could mean for robot learning

A number of artists are using augmented reality to allow you to subvert or remove the logos and adverts that are all around

The solid outer shell of today’s cellphones might be replaced by a squeezable, breathing, wriggling version in future

Computers can take jobs away from people, but thanks to Amazon’s Mechanical Turk workforce, humans are fighting back

Nascent indoor positioning and navigation systems might share the runaway success of GPS satnav – if we can agree how they should work

The union of social networking and TV technology means big changes are coming soon to your living room

CERN, the organisation that gave away the World Wide Web, is finally thinking about protecting its intellectual property

Could roads surfaced with solar panels bring renewable energy to our doors?

Fat fingers get in the way of touchscreen interaction, so why not banish touch to the back of mobile gadgets?

The first hackers to write malware for a new device often do it to impress their peers a but a new smartphone trojan was made to steal money

From fish tails and leaves to wind concentrators, there is more than one way to tap into the slow speed of wind in urban areas

New Scientist heads along to a 3D-filming boot camp, where directors are taught the tips and tricks of the new format

Two systems now on the starter’s grid will allow gamers to compete against real-world professional drivers in real time

In the future, search engines could know what you want before you do – if you’re willing to trust them with the details of your private life

The next generation of search engines will pay more attention to users to help everyone get what they’re after – except for computer hackers

The Russian spy ring recently arrested in the US might have got away with it if they’d had New Scientist – and some everyday technology – to help them

With some careful digital augmentation, printed books can be as compelling as the latest video game

Technology that leaves hands free will soon go beyond gaming, leading to applications that change the way we interact with the the world around us

Apple’s iPhone 4 is the first smartphone to pack a gyroscope. The technology may be old, but the potential applications are anything but

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