Furniture so fly it’s made from decommissioned aircraft parts
When it comes to furniture made from repurposed materials, it doesn't get any more flossy than this line of custom tables made from salvaged airplane parts
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of January 19, 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!
How to fix a hard-to-close door using toothpicks
Learn how to fix a hard-to-shut door with this clever home hack. All you need is a toothpick and a screwdriver - hit the jump for instructions!
Cuddle your baby before it’s born with this 3D printed fetus. Seriously.
Yup, you read that title right. There's a company out there that uses ultrasound to create a 3D model of your unborn child, and 3D print you a figurine
This crowdfunded water heater will annihilate your monthly utilities bill
The Heatworks Model 1 is the most efficient tankless water heater ever made, and it's currently raising funds for production on Kickstarter.
Furniture porn: Hugh Miller’s folded record bureau
Created by U.K. furniture designer Hugh Miller, this stunning record bureau gives you a place to store your vinyl collection, and also a place to play it.
Washio raises $2.25M in seed funding, proves on-demand laundry services are catching on
Washio, the California-based startup that's been dubbed "the Uber of laundry," just landed more funding from various venture capital firms.
This $200 t-shirt is designed to help you stop slouching
Designed by Parisian fashion design company Up Couture, the Up's becomes less comfortable when you're slouching, which is pretty clever.
Haier’s futuristic new AC unit is the first home appliance to be Apple-certified
Apple appears to be dipping its toes into smart appliances, as just last week it gave its coveted MFi seal of approval to an AC unit made by Haier
Enblink dongle now lets you control smart home devices with voice commands
Smart home devices are already beginning to move past smartphone-based controls and embrace more intuitive methods like voice and gesture controls.
Google turns up the heat on connected devices, snags Nest for $3.2 billion
The all-powerful Google has whipped out its wallet and purchased Nest, creator of the hugely popular learning thermostat of the same name.
Snupi lands 7.5M in VC funding for its WallyHome smart moisture monitoring system
Further proving that investors are betting big on smart home technologies, Seattle-based startup Snupi just locked down more than seven million in VC funds.
Whether you like it or not, 3D printed food is on the way
Adding to the growing swarm of 3D printers that produce edible objects, 3D Systems has unveiled two new printers designed to create custom-shaped sweets
Sleep Number unveils x12, the sensor-studded super mattress
if you don't mind dropping big bucks on a bed, Sleep Number's high-tech mattress is easily the most amazing thing we've ever passed out on.
Kolibree’s smart toothbrush uses tech to teach good brushing habits
As if electric toothbrushes weren't already high-tech enough, Kolibree has designed a sensor-studded brush that can track your brushing habits.
Thalmic’s Myo gesture-control bracelet makes using Kinect look like drunk charades
The Myo gesture-control armband from Thalmic Labs reads the muscles in your arm for commands, and it's so fast that it's practically instantaneous
PointGrab’s gesture controlled switch is the future, but the future isn’t here yet
PointGrab wants to cut smartphones out of the home automation equation, and instead allow you to control your home with simple pointing gestures.
Ripping around CES 2014 on an E-Go, the world’s lightest motorized longboard
Weighing in at just 13.9 pounds and topping out at nearly 20 MPH, the E-Go electric longboard from Yuneec is easily one of the most badass ways to get around
Corning’s new antimicrobial Gorilla Glass kills germs on your cellphone
Corning has just pulled the curtain back on a new type of Gorilla Glass that uses a clever bit of chemistry to destroy 99.9 percent of germs
Garmin’s upcoming fitness tracker lasts for a year on replaceable batteries
Forget charging your wristband every night when you go to bed - Garmin's upcoming Vivofit band can track your activity for an entire year.
Withings Aura will wake you up with science
Withings has just pulled the curtain back on a new addition to it's line of smart health gadgets - a wake-up light that reacts to your sleeping patterns
LG unveils a host of premium kitchen appliances at CES
LG took a break from all it's TV's and smartphones today to show off a new line of premium home appliances. Hit the jump to find out more
Belkin sheds light on it’s upcoming WeMo smart bulbs
Belkin has just pulled the curtain back on the latest addition to its WeMo line of connected home products: a set of smart LED bulbs and a network hub
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of January 5, 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!
10 predictions that Isaac Asimov got right 50 years ago (and 5 that he botched)
Back in 1964, Isaac Asimov laid out a set of predictions about what technology would look like 50 years from then. Hit the jump to see what he got right.
These glowing indoor garden boxes are the future of urban agriculture
Potted plants are so 20th century. In the future, you'll be able to cultivate edible veggies right inside your home through the magic of aeroponics.
With a fresh round of funding, Nest Labs is reportedly valued at over $2 billion
Nest Labs is on the verge of locking down millions of dollars in investor funding, which will ostensibly be used to grow its line of smart home products
This Wi-Fi-enabled smart mailbox will only worsen your Amazon addiction
Traditional mailboxes are no longer well-suited for our modern shipping habits, and this new Kickstarter project aims to give them a much-needed update
This hydrophobic t-shirt is nearly impossible to stain
The days of living in constant fear of spills and stains may soon be behind us - a young entrepreneur has created a hydrophobic t-shirt.
Conquer a clogged commode with these DIY toilet tablets
using little more than some baking soda, epsom salts, and dish detergent, you can easily whip up a batch of eco-friendly DIY toilet tablets
Archos spills the beans on its upcoming lineup of smart home devices ahead of CES
Apparently Archos just couldn't wait until CES next week to tell us about its fresh new line of network-connected smart home devcies.
Jealous, Ikea? Stockwerk accordion shelves unfold in no time with no tools
With a clever design that can be expanded or contracted depending on your needs, the Stockwerk shelf is an ideal storage system for anywhere space is tight
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of December 29, 2013
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!
