Make your own espresso via Bluetooth on Nespresso’s Prodigio machine
Nespresso unveiled a new espresso machine called the "Prodigio," that allows users to brew coffee right away, and more through their smartphone or tablet.
SpaceX ‘not expected’ to successfully land its upgraded Falcon 9 at sea Wednesday
Despite typical optimism from Elon Musk's aerospace company, SpaceX says it does not expect to successfully land its Falcon 9 on a barge Wednesday.
We tried out this portable home theater for one, and we’re already hooked
The portable Glyph personal home theater device is one of the coolest headsets we've seen at MWC, and it's coming to a store near you in weeks.
The Aerocool Dream Box is only limited by your imagination
Aerocool's new Dream Box isn't the only PC case you have to build yourself, but it might be the only one that lets you build it however you like.
New Oral-B toothbrush uses location tracking to check your brushing technique
The new Oral-B Genius toothbrush uses location tracking through motion and acceleration sensors and a face-recognition algorithm through its mobile app.
Denmark’s smart traffic signals prioritize buses and bicycles to promote sustainability
Copenhagen's smart traffic signals prioritize buses and bicycles to promote sustainability by making environmentally-friendly commuting easier than ever.
This drone just made a record setting 72-minute flight across the English Channel
One British pilot has upended the drone world, guiding a custom quadcopter across the English Channel in a stunning 72-minute flight.
Motorola unveils fully wireless earbuds at MWC with the new Verve Ones
Motorola showed off its take on the burgeoning world of fully wireless earbuds here at MWC 2016 with the new Verve Ones.
GMA wants to take you on a VR safari with help from IM360
If the mark of great television is the ability to truly transport its audience, then Good Morning America may have something spectacular up its sleeve.
Meet the Ardumower: a 3D-printed robotic lawn mower you can build for under $300
The Ardumower is a DIY robotic lawn mower that you can print and assemble yourself for about $250-$300.
Hasbro has resurrected the classic memory game ‘Simon’ with 21st century tech
Meet the Simon Air, the touch-free version of the classic game that is selling for just $20.
Sony’s interactive Xperia Projector concept puts the future within reach
We checked out Sony's futuristic new interactive projector at MWC 2016, the Xperia Projector concept.
The FDL-1 is a programmable dart gun and turret that you can 3D print
The FDL-1 is a 3D-printed dart gun that is programmable and controllable from a mobile device when in turret form. It can launch darts at custom speeds.
NASA plans its next giant space telescope, and it’s so much cooler than Hubble
The Wide-Field Infrared Survey Telescope (WFIRST) will be every bit as precise and powerful as the Hubble, but will have 100 times the field of view.
Feds to consumers: there’s literally no safe hoverboard
According to a new letter from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, there is no such thing as a safe hoverboard
The FitPal promises to be the most comprehensive heart rate wearable yet
FitPal is a patch that adheres directly to your skin, giving you the potential to unlock the most precise and comprehensive heart rate data on the market.
Forward to the Future: The world's first hoverboard is now on Kickstarter
Want to feel like you're part of something bigger than yourself? Taking part in ArcaBoard's new Kickstarter campaign may be just the medicine for you.
Going under: Iceberg basements let the super-rich build multiple stories below ground
Iceberg basements are the way to go when land is very expensive but you want a big house for your Uncle Scrooge-style money pit.
A 19-year-old kid built this free robo-lawyer, and it has already appealed over $3M in parking tickets
This free robotic lawyer has appealed more than $3 million in parking tickets, and was built by a 19-year-old British programmer named Joshua Browder.
Mind-controlled robotic arm lets users wiggle individual fingers with just a thought
A new prototype of a mind-controlled prosthetic arm can wiggle individual fingers with just a thought thanks to brain mapping and programming technology
Virgin Galactic unveils its new and improved SpaceShipTwo
After publishing a press release revealing an imminent unveil, Virgin Galactic officially shared photos of its new and improved SpaceShipTwo.
Google’s plan to speed up the mobile Web could start on February 24
Google has introduced its own platform for publishers, named Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP). It is an open source project to build a faster mobile Web.
China is displacing over 9,000 people to build the world’s largest radio telescope
According to new reports, over 9,000 residents of Guizhou’s Pingtang and Luodian counties are being "evacuated" to make way for a giant radio telescope.
Future Motion withdraws patent infringement action against Changzhou
After filing a legal action to get Changzhou and its Trotter hoverboard banned from CES 2016, OneWheel maker Future Motion has withdrawn its patent lawsuit.
Health insurer required to cover exoskeleton for mobility-challenged patient
In a landmark decision, a medical review board has ruled that a health insurance company must extend coverage for a patient's ReWalk exoskeleton.
Burdened by blemishes? This smart mirror diagnoses your skin conditions and offer tips
LG U+'s LTE Magic Mirror uses high-def cameras to analyze every pore and wrinkle, then give you beauty tips. Unfortunately, it's only available in Korea.
A railgun may grace the turret of the Navy’s next-generation Zumwalt destroyer
Railguns are such a promising technology that a Navy admiral wants to skip the time-consuming prototype stage and begin deploying the weapon.
Peter Diamandis’ XPRIZE to award the brightest advancement in AI with $5 million
Speaking at a TED conference in Vancouver, XPRIZE CEO and founder Peter Diamandis announced a new $5 million award for innovative advancements in AI.