Spanish restaurant hacks a sandwich press to bake ‘hot’ ice cream. Say what?
The ice cream brioche at one Catalonian restaurant is made using a reconfigured sandwich press to bake bread with an ice cream scoop waiting inside.
Better late than never: Flickr iOS app update adds live filters, free premium camera tools
Yahoo has given the Flickr iOS app a nice refresh complete with new camera tools, live filters, and the ability to customize personal filters.
Now you can control Philips Hue lights straight from your Mac
OS X users can now use a third party app to control the colorful Philips Hue smart lightbulbs right from your Mac's Menu bar.
Quirky’s ‘Snapchat for grocery shopping’ device will remind you what’s in your fridge
Quirky's latest invention bills itself as a Snapchat for your fridge, taking photos each time the door is opened so you can remotely check your inventory.
Motion-controlled ‘Area’ light is the 21st century Clapper
See ya, Clappers, this German-designed lamp allows users to determine how much light they want by placing their fingers under areas they need lit.
This flat, ‘deconstructed’ printer design aims to eliminate paper jams
Designer Mugi Yamamoto has given printers a fresh makeover with the Stack which eliminates all the bulky parts down to one tray that needs no paper load.
Uji shower head glows furiously red when you take too long in the shower
A team of three Tufts University grads have designed a lighted shower head that changes its color to indicate when you need to hop out of the shower.
Imagine that: Crazy dentist wants to clone John Lennon using his tooth
After buying John Lennon's tooth from an auction in 2011, Canadian dentist Michael Zuk now plants to extract its DNA to clone the legendary musician.
Latest Fujifilm Instax Mini instant film camera is all sorts of retro-inspired fun
Fujifilm is exciting the hearts of retro lovers again with the Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic instant camera - a design nod to the company's current X series.
Blow everyone away – literally – with the Quirky 360 fan
Rather than waiting for a traditional fan to oscillate and come back to you in a few seconds, the Quirky 360 fan will blow air in every direction.
Compact KISS espresso machine is made for the ultimate minimalist
Don't let the KISS espresso machine's size fool you. Despite its adorable size, the machine is capable of making coffee strong enough to rival the big boys.
New low for Instagram stupidity as rapper tips cops in record-breaking gun bust
A Brooklyn-based rapper's stupidity led cops to the largest gun haul in New York's history. What'd you think would happen if you posted ads for guns online?
New York’s secret underground tunnel is an audiovisual reminder that stories live forever
Open to pedestrians for the first time in centuries, the Voice Tunnel lets visitors record their voices and watch as light renderings sped down the chamber.
DJ Roomba gets disco fever with ColorWare customizations
Your iPhone isn't the only thing that can come splashed in gold. You can now add some ColorWare to the Roomba 780 to give some extra personality.
Your next end table is just one download away from this open source collection
If you're sick of shopping around for the right furniture in your home, now you can just download a design and get the parts sent to you for assembly.
A guy spammed Mark Zuckerberg’s wall because Facebook ignored his bug report
Khalil Shreateh just wanted a Facebook security bug fixed. But when the company ignored his report, he took a direct hit on Mark Zuckerberg's wall.
Yahoo’s latest attempt at relevancy is … a new toolbar?
Yahoo has finally unveiled its new product: A freshly redesigned toolbar. We wish we could say the company was trolling us, but it's serious.
NASA-engineered Airocide makes air as clean as Mother Nature intended
Now you can own a piece of NASA technology with the Airocide, one of the most efficient and complex air filtration systems on the market.
Sense-enhancing brain implant could turn us into mutants
Scientists at Duke University have experimented with a brain implant that may help humans enhance our existing senses, paving way for a mutant-like future.
Learn how cameras (and film!) work with the Lomography Konstruktor
It's easy to dismiss Lomography's new build-it-yourself Konstruktor as a child's toy, but it teaches you the ins and outs of how a film camera works.
Motorized ‘For Rent’ sign stalks pedestrians until they give it some love
For Sale, For Rent... signs all look the same. It's why one artist installed a motion-detection camera so the signs can follow pedestrians until they look.
Scientists invent skin-prodding laser device to tell you when you’ll die. Thanks, science.
Two professors have invented a device that could administer some so-called "death tests" to determine how long a person has left to live.
A look behind the scenes at how Dyson beats the crap out of vacuums
Here's a rare look inside how Dyson torture tests its vacuum cleaners to make sure the quality is above the rest.
Self-expiring medicine packet changes its look after the drugs have gone bad
A doctor-designer duo have designed a new drug packaging to remind consumers of the dangers of taking expired pills.
30 different logos? Yahoo’s identity crisis just hit a new low
Yahoo is unveiling 30 new logos before showing off a final version. It's a cherry on top of the company's midlife crisis that we hope comes to a resolve.
Dyson Hot+Cool hands on: It’s what Goldilocks would’ve wanted
The Dyson Hot+Cool fan heater hybrid hopes to give everyone in the house a fair compromise on what's considered room temperature.
Philips expands its Hue smart bulb line with LivingColors Bloom and LightStrips
Home automation gadgets are constantly on the rise, so why stop with a multicolored smart bulb when you can have portable or light strip versions?
Unsurprisingly, the $300k lab-grown burger tastes horrible. Here’s what to eat instead
Since the lab-grown "cultured beef" patty tastes nothing like real meat, priced at $331,200 a burger, here are the things you could be eating instead.
Ikea’s new augmented reality app superimposes furniture into your empty room
With the 2014 Ikea catalog, users can use the augmented reality app to test virtual furnitures in their home and see if the product matches with the room.
