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An interactive installation, Build Up! by the Rockwell Group’s LAB invited guests to help design a virtual cityscape. >

A new innovation allows people to monitor their blood pressure using their iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. >

With Pixel Project, Rahle Dusheiko designs experiences where the physical and the digital interact, combining technology with storytelling. >

Marcel Wanders's designs are pretty desirable. So desirable, in fact, that you might want it tattooed onto your body. Now you can! >

Devoid of concierge and staff, the Hi Matic in Paris is a 100% internet-based hotel >

The Heterogeneous City, a panel discussion at the New York Festival of Ideas, looks to a dynamic equilibrium for the urban environment. >

South African puppeteers, Handspring Puppet Company, have received a special Tony recognition. >

The Serendiptichord is an exploration of the creative possibilities of wearable computing. >

He makes others laugh by causing scenes of joys and chaos in public places. Find out here what makes Charlie Todd laugh and other titbits. >

With Hosting Parasites, Kathy Ludwig explores the way that jewellery interacts with the body in a tangible way. >

Highlights of day two of Toffie include studioMAS, Jürg Lehni, Javier Lourenco, Tumi Molekane, Richard de Jager and Cobi van Tonder. >

The RCA's exhibition at Ventura Lambrate during the Milan Furniture Fair will address the gap between great design and commercial viability. >

The Toffie Pop Culture Festival, in Cape Town from 24 to 26 March 2011, celebrates all that is pop about culture. >

The official Design Indaba 2011 party took place on Thursday 24 February at Trinity nightclub in Cape Town. >

Improvisation maestro Charlie Todd, best known for causing scenes of joy and chaos, answers SMS questions sent to him during Design Indaba. >

Images from the mass improvisation event held in Camps Bay >

Welcome to the biggest and coolest public prank Cape Town has ever seen: The MP3 Experiment. >

The Twitter Ball raises awareness about plastic waste in the ocean, using Twitter to highlight the cause. >