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Now that everyone is switching over to low energy LED lighting, what’s going to happen to all those unwanted incandescent light bulbs? Sadly, they aren’t recyclable, so most of them will end up in landfill. However, using a bit of ingenuity, you can transform an old light bulb into almost anything! Before doing anything though, you’ll need to hollow out your old halogen bulb. Luckily, the guys over at Team Droid have put tog… Read more

Posted by Richard Clarke on 1st Aug 2013

You may never have thought about it before, but there's a whole lot of great science and stuff that goes into an LED light bulb. Indeed, some might yearn for a simpler time when light was produced simply by heating up a bit of wire with an electrical current, but bang up-to-date, energy-efficient LED lighting technology is here to stay, so it’s a good idea to find out a little bit about the stuff they’re made of. Fitting… Read more

Posted by Amit Soni on 31st Jul 2013

As a cyclist, staying safe around busy roads just has to be your number one priority, and even more so when it’s dark.Here are the Super-Seven LED lighting accessories that will keep you safe when you’re cycling at night.1. RevolightsRevolights are a fresh, new innovation in bike lighting that will ensure maximum safety. The two fluid arcs of light are formed by LEDs that are programmed to detect speed and illuminate when installed on the front o… Read more

Posted by Richard Clarke on 29th Jul 2013

Despite being an enduring symbol of innovation, the incandescent light bulb isn't really all that innovative any more. In fact, the design hasn't changed very much at all since Thomas Edison introduced it in 1879.As well as looking very similar to their 1879 counterparts, today’s incandescent light bulbs still generate light in an extremely wasteful way, by converting as little as 10 per cent of the energy they consume into useful light.In recent… Read more