MIT’s color-changing ink could let you customize your shoesThe PhotoChromeleon Ink could let you customize cars and other objects, too.By C. Fisher, 09.10.2019
MIT researchers made a living ink that responds to its surroundingsThe 3D-printed, bacteria-loaded gel can be used as a sensor.By M. Locklear, 12.05.2017
3D-printed bacteria ink could be used to treat burnsResearchers say the living ink could have a wide range of applications.By M. Locklear, 12.01.2017
Smart tattoos turn your skin into a health trackerWho needs a smartwatch when ink can do the trick?By J. Fingas, 10.01.2017
10HP is turning trash into printer cartridgesThe initiative will help provide education and job training in Haiti. By R. Baldwin, 06.15.2017
7Air pollution makes surprisingly good art suppliesHow can something this black be green?By M. Smith, 03.27.2017
HP says it should've better explained blocking third-party inkDespite another update to remove the feature, it will still issue security changes as it sees fit. By B. Steele, 09.29.2016
Electron microscope draws nano-sized patterns in metal inkThe breakthrough could lead to finely detailed, super-optimized electronics.By J. Fingas, 09.11.2016
Microsoft OneNote can help solve your math homeworkThe latest version includes a digital math tutor and playback for notes.By A. Dalton, 08.30.2016
7Oree's real ink-and-paper stylus is not for starving artistsThe $300 Stylograph transfers your scribblings to a phone or tablet.By S. Dent, 04.23.2016
Samsung printers automatically re-order ink with Amazon DashYou won't have to worry about running out.By B. Steele, 02.23.2016
How to build a homemade version of the Adobe Ink stylus and Slide ruler for iPadBy K. Hodgkins, 07.03.2014
Engadget Daily: Amazon's Fire phone, Adobe's digital sketching hardware and more!By A. Bowen, 06.18.2014