OLEDs boast great resolutions and energy efficiency, but they could also be used to treat skin cancer and acne. A U.K. team is developing wearable OLED stickers that’ll cure your skin ailments on the go

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OLEDs to be Used to Treat Skin Cancer, Acne [Light Therapy]

Once upon a time, a guy named Rob got his iPhone 3G stolen at the dry cleaners.

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MobileMe Rescues iPhone from Thief [Apple]

LaCie’s newest ethernet disk isn’t only cool because it stores up to a whopping six terabytes in its stack. According to the company, it’s also a NAS that’s compatible with Apple’s Time Machine.

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LaCie Says 6TB Ethernet Disk Actually Works With Apple’s Time Machine [LaCie]

YouTube Blog : Hi-Definition Rollout and New Landing Pages on YouTube   —  We have two developments that we would like to share with you: the expansion of our HD player and a test of three new landing pages designed to help you find the news, music and movies on YouTube that matter most to you.  —  HD on YouTube

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Hi-Definition Rollout and New Landing Pages on YouTube (YouTube Blog)

Designed to age gracefully, this heirloom-quality pot looks like a low-lying modernist sculpture and brews to the exact color depth you want.

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Elegant Teapot Lets You See the Leaves Unfold, Infuse the Water

Welcome to our tech-buying cheat sheet. There are no specs and no benchmarks, no rigorous stress-tests or complex comparisons. Just straightforward recommendations, aimed at easing the agony of choice for those who suffer from it

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Gadgets: This is what you should buy

Engadget’s Joshua Topolsky reveals the Dell Studio XPS 13 with glorious high-res art. He also has murmurs about the firm’s secret project, Adamo .

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Leathery Dell XPS 13 shots and Adamo rumors

Google Mobile Blog : Optimized search results pages for Android and iPhone   —  Whether you’re using Google search through the search widget on the Android home screen, the built-in search box of the iPhone’s Safari browser, or google.com on either device, you’ll now end up with search results optimized for your phone.

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Optimized search results pages for Android and iPhone (Google Mobile Blog)

The multitouch trackpad on the aluminum MacBooks is, to be generous, barely usable in Windows. So I was excited there’s a new update

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Apple Updates Multitouch Trackpad Drivers for Windows, Still Unusable [MacBook]

Maarten DeCeulaer’s Nomad Light Molecules lighting project consists of individual light “atoms” that can stand alone, but are recharged by plugging back into a “molecule.” When fully recharged, the light spheres can light up for about 4 hours individually. In order to recharge each sphere, it gets plugged back into the light molecule. The shape of the molecule is completely amorphous and can be flipped, twisted or turned around in any shape the owner desires. Unfortunately, the project is still under development. The idea of changing the shape is unique—stick it in some interesting positions and it could provide great conversation fodder whenever you have guests over.

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Light Balls Stack, Recharge in Compromising Positions [Designmodo]