China and Moscow could one day be connected via the Hyperloop
The Hyperloop One, Elon Musk's vision of a 760 mph transportation system within a tube, is going to Moscow.
Weekly Rewind: Cyber Monday deals, Uber’s massive hack, Amazon Key’s competitor
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.
A.I.-powered Ara electric toothbrush keeps track of how well you’re brushing
The Ara is a new AI-powered toothbrush that claims to help your teeth stay on the nice list for your dentist this holiday season.
You don’t need a smart bulb if you have the Kleverness smart light system
Kleverness allows customers to fully automate their home lighting systems and control everything remotely, all without smart bulbs.
Air monitor Foobot lands in the U.K. with Nest and Alexa on board
Thanks to a new partnership between air-quality sensor Foobot and Nest and Amazon Echo, your smart home may soon be able to improve your air.
You can wear the Closca water bottle and feel good about saving the planet
Meet the Closca Bottle, a new water container that seeks to "help shape society and transform the way we find, carry, and drink water."
These goofy-looking earbuds are actually real-time in-ear translators
Breaking down communication barriers may be a much quicker process than anticipated if Timekettle's WT2 prove to be everything we hope.
Smartable may look minimalist, but it’s packed with high-tech goodies
Today's tables must be as unique as they are useful, and here to rise to the occasion is the new Smartable.
TruSense’s suite of sensors gives seniors an alternative to assisted living
By combining wireless sensors, Amazon's Echo Dot, and GPS technology, TruSense tracks seniors’ daily activities and health data.
WeChat users can now use a special drone to capture and stream footage to friends
WeChat owner Tencent has unveiled a new drone whose sole purpose will be to stream video directly to the popular messaging app.
Cafe X is employing robots to make your coffee quickly and efficiently
On Monday, Cafe X opened its very first robotic cafe in San Francisco's Metreon shopping center. Its robot Gordon will make you coffee.
Robots expected to replace some five million jobs by 2020
A "Fourth Industrial Revolution," characterized by unprecedented developments in technology is coming, and may replace five million jobs by 2020.
A British couple cloned this identical puppy from their dead dog
A British couple has successfully created a clone of their deceased dog.
The first legit hoverboard just got a lower price and a new video
ArcaBoard is now being advertised at $14,900, but more excitingly, the founders have shared a video of the device in action.
Moby Mart is the 24-hour supermarket that comes to you wherever you are
It's either the future of retail, or the peak of laziness. Meet the Moby Mart, a store that you don't have to drive to - it drives to you.
SnackNation wants to bring those awesome office snacks to your home
SnackNation, which has provided snacks to offices across the country since 2015, is now bringing those same snacks to your doorstep.
Drones are delivering drinks at a cafe in the Netherlands
The only way to make bars better? Have drones deliver the drinks. That, at least, is the premise behind the world's first drone cafe.
Self-healing clothes? It could be a possibility thanks to a squid protein
Proving once again that Mother Nature really does know best, scientists have discovered the self-healing properties of proteins found in squid ring teeth.
China just opened the world’s longest glass bridge in Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon
Height fearers, look away -- this glass six-meter wide bridge spans 430 meters, and overlooks a drop of a breathtaking 300 meters straight into a valley.
China is now the world’s largest solar power producer
Not only is it the world's most populous country, China is now also the world's biggest producer of solar energy.
Newly developed AI system can write political speeches better than most politicians
According to researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, an artificial intelligence algorithm may soon be feeding our leaders their lines.