Samyang focuses on redefining its image with new XP series of camera lenses
Samyang has released the pricing and availability of its new XP series of lenses, which features the 14mm F/2.4 and 85mm F/1.2.
China takes on Amazon’s Echo with the LingLong DingDong smart home device
China’s smart home market is anticipated to reach $22.8 billion by 2018, the LingLong DingDong is China’s answer the Amazon Echo with Alexa.
Control the new Neato smart vacuum by voice via Alexa
Thanks to the Neato vacuum, cleaning your home can now be as simple as saying, “Alexa clean my house.”
Eight’s Smart Mattress combines comfort, technology for a better night’s rest
Founded in 2014, Eight is focused on improving the way people sleep. It just launched a revolutionary way for people to get some shuteye: a smart mattress.
Welcome to the all new smart neighborhood
California based builder KB Homes is using smart home technology to help sell homes, and it built an entire community fully equipped with Apple HomeKit.
Low-cost toilets built to serve 2.5 billion people who lack sewer systems
To serve places without sewer systems, where the lack of a working toilet can spread disease, one Japanese company has created a safe toilet at a low price.
Pressed for time? Latest Kickstarter project will iron your clothes in a flash
Flippr is a redesign of the ironing board that will make ironing easier and faster. They claim the unit will be able to save users up to 80% of their time.
A smart home for Fido: Dog Parker offers safe place to keep canines in the big city
In New York City, being in the doghouse isn’t such a bad thing thanks to Dog Parker smart doghouses.
Facebook acquires FacioMetrics to add special effects to photos and videos
Facebook is constantly expanding and changing. Its latest acquisition, FacioMetrics, has the ability to track faces and recognize various emotions.
Honeywell’s new app takes some of the headache out of working in an office
Honeywell's Vector Occupant app uses smart technology to make buildings management simpler.
The crop sensor camera is mightier than the teleconverter — here's why
Chances are that if you are getting into shooting wildlife, you have weighed a full-frame setup with a teleconverter versus a crop sensor camera.
Adobe Lightroom tool will help you remove dust specks quickly
Dust specks on your images are no joke, this Adobe Lightroom tool will help you zap them in no time. This quick and informative video covers it all.
Canon’s virtual reality simulator lets you test new gear before you buy
Canon's new VR simulator may be an option for anyone looking to see the differences between some of the lenses you might be considering.
YouTuber uses deceptively cheap DIY studio setup to interview Mandy Moore
You can find countless examples online of inexpensive gear being used to great effect, and we have another one of those for you to enjoy here today.
Facebook buys black market password dumps to protect user accounts
It was revealed by Facebook's Alex Stamos recently that the company has been buying stolen passwords from the black market in order to secure user accounts.
Leica’s new TL mirrorless camera has faster autofocus and more storage
Leica unveiled its new TL mirrorless camera, the successor to the T camera from 2014. Improvements include a faster AF system and more internal storage.
Automation service provider IFTTT unveils new ‘applets,’ extending functionality
IFTTT has announced a couple of big changes to the service, namely the big change from recipes to applets.
WeMo vulnerability reminds us that IoT security needs to be taken seriously
A hot topic in the Internet of Things marketplace in the past year has been the security of these new home ecosystems, for good reason.
Instagram testing in-app shopping feature from select retail companies
Instagram doesn't want users to leave the app and go into a subpar browser window to buy what they find through the social network.
Timber Tales' LapDesk bridges the gap from your boring desk to that comfy couch
LapDesk, a new Kickstarter campaign, aims to make working away from your desk easier and more convenient than ever.
Tales of the camera market’s demise have apparently not been exaggerated
Just as digital cameras replaced the disposable film cameras of the day, they have now been replaced by the phones that we carry in our pockets every day.
This killer Halloween blender blood recipe is to die for
Among the most requested Halloween costume accessories will no doubt be fake blood, and we've got you covered on that with this killer fake blood recipe.
Nikon’s new PC 19mm is its widest angle lens while the 70-200mm is rugged
Nikon announced a new PC 19mm tilt-shift lens designed to give creative focus, while an updated 70-200mm is a weather-sealed telephoto.
Do landscape photographers no longer even need to use filters?
Technology available now has replaced the need for many lens filters that were popular, so the question is: Are lens filters even needed anymore?
Without human oversight, Facebook’s trending algorithm features fake news
Facebook's Trending news stories are catching flack again. This time for rampantly featuring news that is fake or inaccurate over stories that are real.
Wacom's MobileStudio Pro is a graphic tablet with some serious horsepower
Wacom has announced a new graphic tablet that is actually a full-fledged Windows 10 PC boasting some impressive specs, like a 4K display and Intel Core I7.
ExoLens wants its lenses to be your go-to accessory for your iPhone 7
ExoLens announced two new lens lines for the iPhone 7, which will bring its high-quality system to users ranging from professional to consumer.
Oregon opens official investigation into Kickstarter sweetheart Coolest Cooler
The Kickstarter-backed Coolest Cooler is feeling a little heat this week as the Oregon DOJ opened an official investigation into the company.