Nespresso launches VertuoLine: a stylish new Keurig alternative
Nespresso released a new single-serving coffee maker that automatically recognizes what type of coffee you're brewing and adjusts the settings accordingly.
Know your tire pressure at a glance with this clever valve stem cap
Freshly launched on Kickstarter, RightPSI is a nifty little valve stem cap that passively monitors your tire pressure and changes color when it gets low
Windows are weak, so this supersonic jet replaces them with panoramic screens
The supersonic S-512 private jet from Spike Aerospace ditches windows in favor of giant HD screens that stream video from outside in real time.
Thousands of Belkin WeMo devices may be vulnerable to hackers: UPDATED
A private research firm has recently uncovered a number of major security flaws in Belkin's popular line of WeMo home automation products.
Forget wristbands, Flyfit is a fitness tracker that lives on your ankle
Freshly launched on Kickstarter, Flyfit is an innovative new fitness tracker that more accurately measures your activity by tracking motion from your ankle.
Refrigerators of the future might run on magnets thanks to GE
If GE's new cooling technology can be shrunk down a bit more, refrigerators of the future might actually be powered by magnets.
Tips & tricks for streaming HD content to your Apple TV
Skip the forums. If you're having trouble getting HD movies to play through your Apple TV, check out this guide.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of February 16
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!
These mind-bending doors belong in a futuristic Ikea funhouse
Austrian designer Klemens Torggler builds doors that straddle the line between origami and kinetic sculpture,
Dyson drops $8 million into domestic robotics research
Dyson - the long time king of vacuums - has just dropped a substantial amount of money into a UK robotics lab, hinting at its plans for the future.
PillCam is like a GoPro for your guts (and way more comfy than the alternative)
The FDA has recently given it's steal of approval to a tiny, swallowable camera designed as a low-cost and less-invasive alternative to colonoscopy
FTC clears Google’s $3.2B acquisition of Nest
The FTC and the Department of Justice's Antitrust division have given Mountian View the green light on its recent acquisition of Nest.
COZY regulates your radiator and helps keep your pad at a comfortable temp
If you live in an apartment with a steam-heated radiator, you need to check out COZY.
Upcoming Wattson app graphs your home energy usage without any additional hardware
Wattson lets you track your energy usage with a smartphone app
Watch out Sodastream! Keurig aims to take the sizzle out of your fizzle
A new partnership between Green Mountain Coffee Roasters and Coca-Cola might mean that you'll soon be able to make Coke like you make K-cup coffee
Fridge or freezer? This new Frigidaire converts with the flip of a switch
Need an extra fridge and freezer, but don't have the cash to buy both? Check out this new 2-in-1 hybrid from Frigidaire and get the best of both worlds
Escali’s SmartConnect kitchen scale estimates the nutrients in your food
By syncing with your mobile device and pulling nutritional data from a database, Escali's SmartConnect kitchen scale can measure the nutrients in your food.
TopBrewer: the ultra-minimalist coffee tap
TopBrewer is a fully-automatic, app-controlled, uber-minimalist coffee dispenser that hides all of it's machinery underneath your kitchen counter.
Samsung’s latest washer lets you do your laundry … from your phone
Getting notifications is one thing, but Samsung's upcoming WW9000 washing machine raises the bar and actually lets you start/stop a cycle from your phone.
LuMini is the affordable smart lighting solution we’ve been waiting for
If you like the idea of smart lighting, but are turned off by the steep prices of smart bulbs, check out this new Kickstarter project.
5 Unusual uses for common household appliances
If you aren't using your dishwasher to cook salmon and your iron to make grilled cheese, then you aren't utilizing the full potential of your stuff
Cook perfect sous vide steaks for just $65 bucks with Sousimple
If you're interested in cooking sous vide, but don't want to shell out hundreds of dollars for an immersion circulator, check out this Kickstarter project
This robotic lawnmower uses the grass it cuts as fuel
Who needs gas when you've got biofuel? The EcoMow Harvester trims your lawn and transforms the clippings into pellets, which can then be burned for power.
Who needs water when you can wash your clothes with millions of polymer beads?
Forget water - Xeros's washing machines remove stains with millions of tiny, dirt-absorbing nylon beads that can be reused hundreds of times.
This biometric Gun Box is so slick, it could make James Bond drool
Safes are secure, but difficult to access quickly. Leaving your gun out in the open is quick, but dangerous. This high-tech gun box solves both these problems
Shorten your dryer hose to boost efficiency and save money
This quick and easy DIY home improvement fix could save you big bucks on your energy bill and extend the life of your dryer.
So, apparently Bentley makes furniture now
Bentley's lead designer teamed up with a luxury furniture maker to create a lavish new line of home furnishings.
Make your fridge more efficient with this handy infographic
The way your fridge is organized might not sound like a big deal, but doing it properly can cut down your energy bill and save you food in the process
Piper DIY home security system now available for purchase
Piper, the sensor-packed DIY home security/automation hub that started on IndieGoGo, is now available for purchase on Blacksumac's website.
IFTTT adds environmental triggers with new Netatmo Weather Station channel
IFTTT, the app that allows you to automate all kinds of different things via the Web, has just added a new channel for the Netatmo Weather Station.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of January 26, 2014
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!
People want a home theater for their face! Avegant’s Glyph cruises past $250K in funding
Avegant's Glyph headset doesn't have a screen. Instead, it beams super hi-res images directly into your eyeballs, and it's raking in cash on Kickstarter