Facebook will no longer pay publishers to create Facebook Live videos
Facebook's contracts with a number of publishers are set to expire at the end of the year, and the platform won't renew them.
Mantis shrimp are the inspiration for this new polarized light camera
The mantis shrimp helped inspire a camera that could improve early cancer detection, and help us better understand deep-sea communications
These ‘smart’ urinals bombard you with ads that are activated by your pee
These so-called "smart" toilets from Mr.Friendly will play ads while you pee, ensuring an unpleasant bathroom experience.
Your pet can sleep on its own smart mattress with Petrics
Meet Petrics, heralded as the world's first smart pet bed and pet health ecosystem, which will be launching an Indiegogo campaign in 2018.
A recent HomeKit bug reportedly allowed hackers to unlock your smart door
A recent HomeKit bug would've allowed just about anyone to take control of the "brain" of one of your connected devices, but it's been fixed.
Delivery robots may not be able to roam freely about San Francisco anymore
San Francisco just passed regulations limiting the number of delivery bots to just nine in the city, and their speed to 3 mph.
Add the Teksta Toucan to the list of toys that can spy on your kids
You may want to avoid buying a Teksta Toucan for the youngsters in your life this holiday season. Apparently, the robotic bird can spy on you.
MuscleSound uses ultrasound to help athletes perform at their peak
Meet MuscleSound, a Colorado-based company that is using ultrasound imagery to non-invasively measure muscle health.
Weekly Rewind: Best products of 2017, Google vs. Amazon, Facebook’s top issues
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week's top tech stories.
Build.com’s In-Home Preview lets you test-drive your appliances in AR
With Build.com's new AR app, shoppers can now interact with various appliances, turning a faucet on and off, moving handles, and more.
Kevlar finds a use beyond bulletproof vests — as a cartilage replacement
As per new research from the University of Michigan, we may soon be padding the insides of our bodies with "Kevlartilage."
Somnox, the peanut-shaped sleeping robot, ‘breathes’ to help you sleep
Meet Somnox, a Dutch start-up that has debuted what is being described as the world's first sleep robot. It breathes to help you sleep.
Be sure to return your Netgear Arlo add-on power adapter — it could catch fire
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled the Netgear Arlo's add-on power adapter, noting that the cord can actually overheat.
Develop better hydration habits with the DrinKup water bottle
The DrinKup water bottle actually keeps all hydration statistics handy within the bottle itself. Just tap the lid to see your stats.
The Joy digital photo album adds voice narration to your high-def images
Displaying one high-definition image at a time is not so impressive. The Joy digital photo album can display multiple images with narrations.
Blix is a new-age blender that uses premixed cups to save you prep work
Meet Blix, a new kind of blender that doesn't want you to blend just anything, but rather smart cups filled with fruits and more.
The Skála Lamp is an elegant light source that you can adjust at will
The Skála is a unique modern desk lamp that is as much a conversation piece as it is a functional piece of furniture.
Artificial intelligence will track whether you’re paying attention in class
Business students' attention spans are being closely monitored. It’s all thanks to a software known as Nestor.
Customize your smart thermostat with the sleek Lux Kono Smart
Meet the new Lux Kono Smart thermostat from Lux, which promises to be as affordable as it is aesthetically pleasing.
