Splintered wood and cracked drywall may soon be a thing of the past. Black & Decker's new AutoSense drill adjusts its own torque and stops automatically
RoomScan is one of those apps that seemingly works through magic. By simply holding it on every wall in a room, it can draw up a surprisingly detailed map
Sure, you can buy a digital camera for around $100 off the shelf, but wouldn't it be more fun to build one for the same money? You can with Raspberry Pi.
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.
Got a dog that's not particularly vocal about when it needs to go outside? Rig up a cheap DIY doggy doorbell this weekend with these simple instructions
This official camera from the Raspberry Pi Foundation can help your Model A or B mini-computer capture 5-megapixel stills and 1080p videos at up to 30 fps.
There are some extreme alarm clocks out there on the market, but this modded alarm clock will begin shredding money if you don't get out of bed in time.
BeagleBone Black is a $45 single-board, mini-computer that packs a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, 2GB on-board storage with a micro-SD Card slot for DIYers.
UDOO is the latest single-board computer to take Kickstarter by storm: it has a Freescale ARM chip, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and supports both Android and Linux.
In the market for a new car? For $28,000 you could pick up a new Honda Accord. If you'd prefer something a bit more rugged though, might we suggest investing in Halo's iconic troop transport, the Warthog.