DT’s Guide to the Super Bowl: Must-have gear for the biggest party of the year
Here's Digital Trends' top picks for all the gear that'll set you up for the perfect Super Bowl XLVII party.
Ticketmaster’s finally ditching that stupid CAPTCHA verification system
Ticketmaster is switching from CAPTCHA to a simpler software that won't require users to read a mess of letters in order to buy access to a show.
While you were watching cat videos, this 15-year-old invented a pancreatic cancer detection sensor
Maryland-native Jack Andraka is the teen prodigy of cancer research. At the age of 15, he's developed a sensor to detect early stage pancreatic cancer.
Gatorade: Now without flame retardant oil! Wait, what?
Look PepsiCo long enough. The soft drink company is finally removing a controversial ingredient linked to flame retardants out of Gatorades.
King of the Nerds episode 102 recap: A honey badger in a room full of kittens
Fantasy land is over as our contestants begin to show their true colors by behaving like little kids fighting over the last chocolate milk in the cafeteria.
Facial recognize this: Privacy visor foils computer’s ability to read your face
Wear these privacy visors and the light sensors will keep facial recognition software guessing about who you really are.
Forever alone ramen bowl with smartphone dock won’t make you any more desirable
Who needs a friend when you've got ramen and an iPhone to accompany you through dinner? At least that's what this "Anti-loneliness" bowl wants you to think.
Hands on: Adlens John Lennon variable focus glasses is one (hippie) pair fits all
Instead of taking an annual trip to the eye doctor for a new prescription, Adlens offers variable focus glasses you can adjust to match a desired strength.
Real life Mario Kart with RFID bananas takes you to a literal Rainbow Road
Come all ye road ragers and Nintendo gamers: Waterloo Labs have outfitted a race kart course with RFID tags so you can play Mario Kart in real life.
Tethercell turns anything into a Bluetooth-connected device (even grandma’s flameless candles)
Tethercell devices turn AAA batteries into Bluetooth-enabled AA's, allowing for remote app access in any battery-operated electronics.
King of the Nerds episode 101 recap: ‘This is truly nerd heaven’
TBS premiers its first unscripted reality show for the in seven years, highlighting the phenomenon of nerd culture. It's as awkward as you imagine it'd be.
American Airlines’ #NewAmerican revamp: Are we patriotic enough yet?
After 45 years, American Airlines has revealed a well deserved new design that boasts patriotism and lots of added tech on board.
LED-illuminated Halo Zero bag aims to show night drivers who’s boss
From the maker of Halo Belt, Halo Zero bags aim to add even more utility to your accessory while keeping you safe on the road by incorporating LED lights.
Frank Zamboni Google Doodle fulfills my road rage dream on ice
Happy birthday, Frank Zamboni! Now, how about an interactive Google Doodle game that lets you take control of the Zamboni machines?
Muse brain-sensing headband invites you in for a little mind game
From IndieGoGo to reality, Toronto-based InteraXon unveiled its Muse brainwave headband at CES this year to play mind games with your head.
TOSY’s dancing robots are back, without the Bieber, and this time they’re almost for sale
CES is always chockful of surprises, but how this Vietnamese robotics company snagged a huge booth for just one product baffles us.
MWV combats retail theft by deactivating electronics until they leave the store
MeadWestVaco shows off its latest tech in preventing retail theft by disabling electronic devices until they're paid for.
Sifteo Cubes spell the next generation of puzzle gaming
Expect Sifteo Cubes to be the hottest new toy of the season. The touchscreen puzzle cubes take portable gaming where no device have gone before.
Touchscreen restaurant table forecasts the end of human interactions
Moneual has unveiled a design for a touchscreen cafe table that can display apps to help customers browse and order off the menu.
Hands on with Leonar3do, the next big thing in 3D modeling
With the new Leonar3do technology, 3D modeling is more intuitive than ever, all while maintaining a cool effect that makes it both easy and fun to learn.
Programmable Lego Mindstorms EV3 is the childhood toy you never had
Lego announces the Mindstorms EV3. This time, the robotics lie in the Intelligent Brick that can program the device sans-computer.
Banish your cat lady friends to Catmoji, a social network just for cat pics
Need a place to post pics and vids of your adorable kitten, but afraid your social network friends may tire of them? On Catmoji, this behavior is welcomed.