Scanadu Scout makes Star Trek’s medical tricorder a reality
Effectively putting a variety of hospital machines in the palm of your hand, the Scanadu Scout is a medical gadget that allows users to track their vitals and record that data on their smartphone.
Helios Bars add GPS tracking, turn-by-turn navigation to your bike
Definitely useful for anyone that rides in heavy urban areas with a large amount of traffic, the Helios Bars provide cyclists with a built-in headlight, turning blinkers, GPS tracking and turn-by-turn navigation,
DT Deals: Old school meets new school in this retro phone
For today's DT Deals, we're doing a throwback - way back - to the era when people still used landline handset phones. Except this one can connect to your smartphones and tablets regardless of OS!
Beer drone using GPS will deliver frosty brew at music festival
Definitely an awesome way to order a beer while listening to your favorite band on stage, the OppiKoppi Beer Drone will send a cold one floating down from above to your GPS location.
Smart thermometer connects communities to halt the spread of disease
Creating a way for parents to share information about the spread of illnesses within a school, the Kinsa smart thermometer taps into smartphone technology to replace the traditional thermometer.
FitBark helps dog owners keep track of their pet’s activity
Designed to help dog owners keep an eye on their pet throughout the day, the FitBark records and relays information regarding a dog's activity levels to the owner's smartphone through a mobile app.
Hasbro wants your say in creating the next Transformers robot
The future of the war between the heroic Autobots and somewhat less heroic Decepticons may be in your hands - or, at least, the hands of multiple fans who can participate in the creation of the newest Transformer in an online poll.
Durex classes up the wearable tech space with “Fundawear”
If you thought Skype and Facetime had broken technological barriers in phone sex, wait until you see app-controlled vibrating underwear.
Hands on: Getting trigger happy with Satechi’s Bluetooth wireless remote for cameras
The Bluetooth Smart Trigger from Satechi is a small lightweight receiver that lets you remotely operate your camera's shutter from a smartphone or tablet, ideal for group shots, long exposures, and time-lapse videos. We go hands on with one.
Listen, Google and Apple, this is not how you reanimate obsolete technology!
If we’re going to be forced to wear glasses and watches again, then here 7 other technologies we’d like to bring back from the dead.
Do Top Chefs dream of electric kitchens? Season 9 winner Paul Qui does
We stopped by Top Chef season 9 winner Paul Qui's food truck heaven, SouthBites, for a quick chat about the equipments in his dream kitchen. We don't know how to use any of 'em, but boy do they sound cool.
Paintbot uses Twitter hashtags to trigger paintball firing
Combining the act of posting a tweet with popping off a few colorful paintball pellets, the Paintbot is an interesting combination of the open-source Arduino platform and Twitter hashtags.
Open platforms, peak performance states, and Apple: The future of wearable tech
Zephyr Technologies CEO Brian Russell has worked with everyone from Under Armour to Navy SEALS while developing innovations that increasingly drive consumer technologies.
Using seven cameras, ‘Helmet of Justice’ is a black box for cyclists
Definitely useful to have when attempting to track down and arrest a hit-and-run driver, the 'Helmet of Justice' starts recording video from all angles the moment that an accident happens.
Scout home security system offers simplicity, style and modern technology
As traditional home security services continue to require multi-year contracts with hefty monthly fees, the Scout security system utilizes high-tech connectivity to provide inexpensive home security.
The owner of Segway died so we could have these next-gen ‘people movers’
Is walking too tedious and daunting of a task for you, my human friend? If you can't be bothered to take a few steps toward your destination, hop on Inventist's line of "People Movers" to get you where you're headed semi-safely.
Forget Roomba, the window-washing Winbot is the Spider-Man of self-scrubbing automatons
Cleaning windows suck. Who wants to keep their arms raised and swipe back and forth for an hour? If you have a home full of windows, the Spider-Man-esque Winbot may be what you're looking for.
Best iPod Touch games
We reveal our picks for the best iPod Touch games available now from iTunes so you can get some glorious gaming on your iPod while on the go.
DT Deals: You can’t go wrong with a $29 remote-controlled helicopter
When was the last time you rewarded yourself with nice present? How about we give you one right now for half off this Sub-Zero Helicopter set?
Americans are tracking their health, but forgoing fitness gadgets
While many Americans are conscious of specific health issues, digital fitness trackers are being ignored when monitoring fitness and dietary metrics.
Logitech heads back to mice and keyboards as it exits the video game console business
Sometimes the best thing a tech company can do is go back to what it's best at. Logitech, one of the biggest names in PC accessories for 30 years, announced on Thursday that it will stop making video game console controllers.
Forget CES 2013, here’s what’s coming at CES 2014
Even bigger phones, higher-resolution TVs and one show-stopping surprise are all in the cards for next year’s CES.
SingNshock alarm clock delivers an electric shock to wake you up
Designed for anyone that habitually relies on the snooze button to avoid getting up, the singNshock alarm clock offers a jolt of electricity to start the day.
Amiigo fitness bracelet can automatically track specific exercises
Advancing the traditional design of the fitness tracker, the Amiigo bracelet can differentiate between various exercises and track entire workouts.
Asus skips CES, announces $150 MeMo Pad tablet
ASUS is launching a 150-dollar tablet for emerging markets and frugal customers everywhere, but is it worth the investment compared to other low-cost tablets?
Rob Enderle’s CES wrapup: So much awesome stuff, so little availability
This year’s CES brought an unexpected bevvy of exciting hardware, including these gadgets Rob Enderle can’t wait to pry out his wallet for.
Fitbit announces Flex fitness band with automatic syncing
Perfect for Fitbit users that forget to wear their tracking device each day, the Fitbit Flex can stay wrapped around the wrist all day and night.
Nokia’s gamble on Windows Phone finally pays off as mobile sales ‘exceed expectations’
Nokia's fourth-quarter earnings show a return to the black for the struggling company, thanks in large part to the success of its Windows Phone 8 devices.
Hands on: PDP lights up CES 2013 with its Prysmatic gaming headset
PDP’s CES 2013 announcements included the new Prysmatic gaming headset, an update to the already impressive Afterglow.
HTC Q4 profit lowest in four years, blames marketing (again)
HTC has reported its Q4 profits, and they're the icing on a cake filled with disappointment for the manufacturer.