The Coolbox is a toolbox with a built-in rechargeable battery, a pair of Bluetooth speakers, and a slew of different outlets and ports for you to charge gadgets and tools, as well as few other additions that make it even more useful.
It's sort of like a Dollar Shave Club for air filters. For a small subscription fee, FilterEasy will send you replacement HVAC filters on a recurring schedule, so you never have to think about it again.
Stir unveiled a new version of its Kinetic smart desk, the Kinetic M1, which boasts many of the same features and functionality as the original, but at a significantly lower price point.
When not in use, the Ram & Row looks like your average wooden end table -- but when you feel like breaking a sweat, it unfolds to become a fully-functional rowing machine.
iControl Networks today released a new-and-improved version of Piper, its all-in-one, DIY home security system that was already one of the best in the biz. Now it has night vision!
As part of an ongoing effort to quell the country's growing obesity epidemic, the US Food & Drug Administration recently gave its seal of approval to an electronic implant that suppresses hunger by blocking nerve signals between the stomach and brain.
Despite being surrounded by some of the most advanced gaming tech in the world, Stern Pinball's booth was one of the hottest spots on the CES showfloor this year -- a beautiful metaphor for the current state of pinball as a whole
Kegs are too big, bottles are too small. Synek is juuust right. This ingenious system is basically a refillable kegerator that fits on your kitchen counter
If you thought that the guy who 3D printed his own castle was impressive, then wait 'til you see this massive, 12,000-square-foot mansion built entirely from 3D-printed parts.
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
SpaceX's much-anticipated first attempt at landing a rocket on a floating drone barge didn't exactly go as planned -- and now the company has posted a short video of the explosion for you to enjoy
It was only a matter of time before smart light bulbs became more affordable. Today Cree announced it's releasing smart light bulbs that cost $15 each, so you can start outfitting your home with connected lights.
Animator Dillon Markey has given the Nintendo Power Glove a new lease on life, and with a few modifications, has put it to use as an ingenious stop-motion animation tool.
FishBit is an app and connected device to monitor and control your aquarium’s water composition to help your tank thrive. It's basically a Fitbit for your fishy friends, so you always know what's going on.
Don't have your own truck? Lugg is a newly launched mobile app that’s basically like having a friend with a truck who’s available at any time for on-demand, small moves.
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
If you've ever looked into getting a personal breathalyzer, you've undoubtedly noticed a problem: the cheap ones aren't accurate, and the accurate one are expensive and ugly. Floome is the happy medium you've been waiting for.
Misfit -- a company best known for its wearable fitness and health trackers-- has just hopped on the smart home bandwagon by announcing Misfit Bolt: A network-connected, color-variable smart bulb.
Smarter, the company behind the world's first connected kettle, has just jumped on the bandwagon and announced a network-connected coffee machine, which will debut at CES 2015.
A team of biologists have been studying bedbugs for past five years in a quest to build a more effective remedy, and now, with the help of a special set of pheromones, they believe they've discovered a working technique.
On-demand grocery delivery startup Instactart has secured more than $220M in VC funding at a $2B valuation and plans to use that cash to expand operations to the rest of the U.S.
Keurig recently issued a recall for over seven million of its machines, following numerous reports that the coffee brewers have burned users with scalding-hot water.
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
Designed to replace the faceplate of your existing Roomba, Thinking Cleaner connects the bot to your home wireless network and gives it all the features and functionality that iRobot forgot to include