Take your next ski or snowboard trip with a Douchebag
Hate the hassle of traveling with your ski gear? Check out the Douchebag - a ski & snowboard bag with built-in wheels like you'd find in luggage.
Rise and shine in style with the Elevator Bed
Looking to free up some space in your cramped apartment? Check out this bed from Espace Loggia - it can be raised or lowered with just a light push
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of November 1, 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!
Make your dumb garage door smart with Garageio
Looking to smarten up your home? Check out this a new add-on system that make connects your garage door to your home's WiFi network
MIT students develop wearable cooling device that could make air conditioning obsolete
Ever wanted your own personal air conditioner? Check out this prototype wearable cooling device developed by a team of MIT students
Victoria Arduino Theresia is the Rolls Royce of espresso machines
Looking for an espresso machine that lets you pull perfect shots like an expert barista? Check out this super high-tech machine from Victoria Arduino.
A 5th-grader invented a sandless sandbag to fight floods more effectively
11-year-old Peyton Robertson has developed a new kind of sandbag system that's lighter, easier to transport, and more effective than regular sandbags.
Cook perfect medium-rare steaks with Caso’s Sous Vide Center
Caso's Sous Vide Center is an affordable immersion circulator that comes with a built-in vacuum sealer.
Iowa police are using GPS bullets to track runaway cars
Police in Iowa are now using a system called StarChase to blast GPS tracker onto the trunks of cars, thereby avoiding high-speed chases.
Cut down on winter heating costs with a Big Ass Fan
Keep all that cozy, warm air down where it belongs with Big Ass Fans - a line of high-efficiency ceiling fans that use aerospace tech to circulate your air
Panasonic NC-ZK1: the coolest kettle on the block just so happens to look like a block
Ditch your $10 boiler and give your kitchen a touch of class with the NC-ZK1 - a snazzy new electric kettle from Panasonic's new line of kitchen appliances
Cut down your portions and eat healthier with Chop-Syc, the smart cutting board from Sharp
Ever wanted to use your tablet as a cutting board? Well if the latest prototype kitchen gadget from Sharp ever becomes a real thing, you might soon be able to.
See through walls like Superman with DeWalt’s new radar scanner
DeWalt's new DCT418 wall scanner uses radar technology to see through walls, and costs far less than hiring Superman for a day
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of October 25, 2013
Hit the jump to check out this week's roundup of new products that haven't quite hit the market yet, but are due to come out in the very near future
Flip-out TV wall mount cleverly conceals your flatscreen
This is quite possibly the most gangster flatscreen wall mount in the universe - hit the jump to see how it works
Sono: noise cancellation for your windows
What if you could neutralize street noise coming in through your windows in the same way a pair of noise-canceling headphones blocks out ambient sound?
This sun rises on your wall and sets when you tell it to
Designed to keep you more in tune with the outside world, John Liow's 'Solar Light' can be configured to mimic the natural cycle of the Sun
If there’s such a thing as a classy breathalyzer, Aura is definitely it
If you're looking for a stylish way to figure out just how blasted you are, look no further than the Aura personal breathalyzer
Stay on the cutting edge of kitchen tech with Kitchen iQ’s adjustable blade sharpener
Stop wasting your time with a primitive sharpening stone - this new electric sharpener can restore your blades to factory sharpness in the blink of an eye.
Google Earth tips off cops to illegal marijuana crop in Oregon
Law enforcement agents in southern Oregon were tipped off to a local man's illegal marijuana crop after spotting his neatly-planted garden on Google Earth.
Who needs streetlights when you’ve got glow-in-the-dark streets?
UK-based Pro-Teq has developed a durable, water-resistant coating that glows in the dark – just like those stars you used to stick on your ceiling as a kid
Custom-make your new look with Protos 3D-printed glasses
Protos, a new eyewear startup, uses facial recognition tech to design frames that are perfect for your facial features, then uses a 3D printer to make them.
Forget the wheel, Under Armour just reinvented the zipper
Under Armour's upcoming line of athletic wear will incorporate a new kind of zipper – one that you can zip up with a single hand.
Clever desk lamp forces you to drop your smartphone to keep the lights on
Designer Weng Xinyu's Balance Lamp is an exercise in both functionality and simplicity that'll help you stay focused in the age of constant communication
What do you get when you cross a jet-ski with a surfboard? Scary-fast fun
Man's technical prowess has finally caught up with his imagination, and the result is an ultra-awesome motorized surfboard that does 40 mph
Revo SuperConnect lets you stream just about every radio station in the world
Revo's latest speaker box can tap into just about any kind of radio imaginable, stream your personal music collection, or even hook up to Spotify.
Wiliams-Sonoma smart thermometer takes the guesswork out of cooking
Cookware giant Williams-Sonoma has just released a new cooking thermometer that can predict cook times and beam you notifications on your smartphone.
WWF keeps elephants safe by scaring the bejeezus out of them with drones
Wildlife conservationists in Africa and Asia are using remote-controlled drones to keep elephants safe from poachers.