Ann Makosinski, a 15-year-old high school student from British Columbia, has developed a thermoelectrically based flashlight that can be powered by the warmth of one’s hand. Ann Makosinski holding her ...

Keep your family safe in an emergency situation with a hand-crank flashlight that provides light without requiring batteries, solar panels, or electricity.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Different campers will give you different answers when you ask what essential items are needed for a night (or several) out in the woods. Some ...

We're not exactly afraid of every bump in the dark and creaking floorboard here at SlashGear, but all the same it's nice to know that, when you've a sneaking suspicion that there could be something ...

I was looking at one of these:<BR>http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/lights/5a9f/<BR><BR>As a gift or the larger hand crank one.<BR>http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets ...

It's smart to have a light source on hand for emergencies, especially since everyday carry flashlights can be had for a throwaway price. Right now, Amazon is offering the Olight IMINI2 Keychain ...

It's possible to power a flashlight with just the power of your hands. Immerse yourself in a fun learning activity that you can try out at home with the kids. To do this ...

Very nicely made and a real conversation piece. Also very handy and by the way — it throws a nice, wide and powerful beam. I’m not sure when I first became aware of the Tripod flashlight, but as soon ...