littleBits Smart Home Kit helps make any appliance smart with modules such as light sensors, temperature sensors, and a cloudBit that connects devices to the Internet. It turns smart home devices into simple DIY projects.
Breville’s Hemisphere Twist Blender combines a juicer and blender, so there’s one less step to take if you want to add lemon or lime to your favorite smoothie, blended cocktail, or soup.
A survey from the Consumer Electronics Association and Parks Associates found 62 percent of people were unfamiliar with smart home products, service providers, or where to buy such products.
America’s most expensive home recently went on sale for $195. Pricey, sure, but it gets you 12 bedrooms, a vineyard, your own bowling alley, a home theater, and a 3,000-bottle wine cellar.
American Standard’s Optum VorMax toilet has a powerful jet to flush away stubborn (and sickening) bowl stains, thanks to its new flushing technology. Its finish also combats bacteria and mold growth.
The Point security system senses smoke, alarms, temperature changes, and other issues without cameras for those who rent out their homes via Airbnb or just want an unobtrusive security system.
Thanks to its beehive design, Ruche cardboard and aluminum shelves, which don’t require tools for assembly, promise to provide what your deadbeat dad never could: strength and stability.