GE’s latest smartphone-savvy ranges notify you with lights, monitor your meat
GE has just pulled the curtain back on not one, but three new freestanding ranges -- all of which can be controlled from afar via an accompanying mobile app
Graffiti Fur is a carpet printer that brushes giant pictures onto your rug
With the help of some special software, this little contraption rolls along your carpet and raises fibers to draw out elaborate works of art
With new Nest compatibility, your Big Ass Fan can now talk to your thermostat
In addition to all of its nifty environmental sensors and preference-learning abilities, the Haiku smart fan can now work with your Nest theromstat
Nope, that’s not a house arrest anklet — it’s the world’s first acoustic shark repeller
Rather than using chemicals, magnets, or wetsuits with unappetizing patterns, SharkStopper emits a special sound frequency that repels sharks
Give your smart home a smart yard with the Eve intelligent irrigation system
In addition to all of its intelligent moisture/temperature sensors, the Eve irrigation system can also connect to your Smart Things hub
The ultimate butter knife turns rock-hard sticks into spreadable ribbons
Thanks to its hole-filled edge, the ButterUp knife creates thin ribbons when you scrape it along cold butter, allowing you to spread it more easily
Never forget a Masterlock combo again with Noke, the smart Bluetooth padlock
Rather than being designed only for your front door or bicycle, Noke is a Bluetooth LE smart lock designed to be used anywhere -- just like a normal padlock
Festool’s CT Wings turn your shop-vac into a second set of hands
German power tool maker Festool has announced an upcoming product that can act as a second set of hands when nobody else is around to lend one
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of August 17, 2014
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
Vizera projects stunningly lifelike fabric textures onto furniture
Using a set of sophisticated algorithms, the Vizera projector can beam colors, textures, and patterns in lifelike detail onto un-upholstered furniture.
The next Nomiku sous vide cooker is smaller, smarter, less than half the price
After launching version 1.0, Nomiku is back with a new and improved version -- one that's half as expensive, and works with your smartphone
Never make your bed again with Smart Bedding
Tired of toiling with your top sheet every morning when it comes time to make your bed? Get yourself some Smart Bedding and you'll never have to again
Neato Botvac 80 review
Check out our in-depth review of the Neato BotVac 80, one of the most advanced robotic vacuums in the biz
LightFreq isn’t just an LED bulb with a speaker – you can talk back to it
Whether you like it or not, light bulbs with wireless speakers built into them are becoming a thing, and LightFreq is one of the best we've seen yet
Rave while you bathe with this LED-equipped shower speaker
Take your shower singing sessions to the next level with this clever LED-equipped shower head speaker
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of August 10, 2014
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
Stash your gat in one of these gun-concealing furniture pieces
Looking for a way to keep your firearms secure, but also keep them close at hand so you can access them in a pinch? Look no further.
Protect your smart home from hackers with iGuardian
A freshly-launched project on Kickstarter aims to bring business-level network security into your home, and thereby protect your home from hackers
A clever design lets you dim these puzzle-like LED bulbs with an ordinary switch
With the help of an onboard microprocessor, the ultra-efficient Nanoleaf Bloom bulb can be dimmed using a normal on/off switch
In Major League Soccer’s social-media HQ for All-Star Week, fans and stars mingle digitally
We dropped by the MLS's brand-new Digital HQ in Portland to get an inside look at how the league uses technology to connect players with fans
Gaze at the guts of a diesmboweled Roomba in this super-detailed teardown
Former iRobot project leader Scott Miller tears down a Roomba --a bot that he himself helped to develop-- and offers insights along the way
Just like your cat, Samsung’s upcoming robovac chases laser pointers
In addition to a wide range of autonomous cleaning modes, Samsung's new VR9000H robotic vacuum can be guided around your floor with a special laser pointer
Detect natural gas leaks before they become dangerous with Kepler
In addition to monitoring the air for toxic gasses like carbon monoxide, Kepler can also detect the presence of potentially explosive natural gases
Ringo is the smart buzzer your landlord doesn’t even have to install
Ringo gives you control over your ordinary apartment's buzzer system by adding access codes, and allows it to forward calls to your mobile phone
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of August 3, 2014
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
Barisieur: An alarm clock that wakes you with freshly-brewed coffee
Barisieur is a brilliant hybrid of an alarm clock and a coffee brewer. Now you can get your daily dose of liquid crack without ever leaving your sheets.
Pfister’s newest faucet turns on with a wave of your hand
Touch-activated faucets are one thing, but Pfister is taking the sink game to a whole new level with an upcoming line of completely touch-free faucets
Revolv smart home hub gets updated with new Android app and Nest compatibility
Revolv, the smart home hub that aims to unify all of your smart home devices, has finally released an official Android app.
Vocca is the voice-activated light socket that makes your Clapper look prehistoric
With the help of an microphone and some on-board natural language processing software, Vocca Light functions something like a modern-day Clapper
Color-changing Ilumi smart bulbs start shipping this week
After concluding a series of successful crowdfunding campaigns late last year, Texas-based startup Ilumi is finally ready to start shipping to conusmers