Weekly Rewind: Cheap solar roofs, the fastest cars, Spotify’s new record
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week's top tech stories.
SleepOvation ditches the single mattress model for 700 tiny ones
SleepOvation innovates traditional mattress design with hundreds of mini mattresses individually placed atop their own pocket springs.
Do laundry in just 10 minutes with the Tersa Steam, now on Indiegogo
Why do laundry if you...don't have to do laundry. That will likely be the question you levy at yourself once you claim the Tersa Steam
LG InstaView LFXC24796S refrigerator review
Our LG InstaView Refrigerator LFXC24796S review makes it clear that the door-in-door feature is useful and cool.
Monolith BBQ Guru grill automates temperature control for perfect results
The Monolith BBQ Guru Edition grill comes with smart tech built right in to automate temperature control for perfect results every time.
Lofree Poison wireless speaker combines 1950s aesthetic with 2017 technology
Vintage is back in vogue, and if you're in search of nostalgia, you need look no further than the Lofree Poison.
Control your Honeywell thermostat with your voice via Google Home integration
Your Honeywell thermostat just got a bit easier to control. The 111-year-old company got a dose of modern technology with Google Home.
The results are in, and Tesla’s solar roof is cheaper than a normal roof
Tesla has unveiled a gorgeous new solar smart roof that could not only save customers on the initial investment but pay them back over time.
Smalt smart salt dispenser is an interactive light and sound device, too
Smalt users can manually select the exact amount of salt desired, try gesture controls, or use voice commands via Amazon Alexa.
Keep water crystal clear and cold with the Franke StillPure filtration system
Staying hydrated and healthy has never been easier than it is with the StillPure under-silk filtration system from Franke.
Gourmia’s new kitchen appliances are a perfect fit for cramped dorm rooms
In just a few weeks, young adults aorund the world head to college. Gourmia has released four dorm room appliances perfect for campus life.
Hungry for a gooey, cheesy Domino’s pizza? Just ask Alexa
Ask Amazon Echo to order you a pizza, and if you have it synced with your Domino's Pizza Profile, your Easy Order will soon be on its way.
The Spotlight Cam is Ring's latest outdoor security camera
Ring's Floodlight Cam required a wired connection. The smaller Ring Spotlight Cam builds on that camera, adding a battery-powered option.
How Austin brought the human touch to smart city planning
In becoming a smart city, Austin wants residents at all economic levels to benefit from the new tech.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Portable grills, reusable color books, and more
Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week.
The Swidget is a smart outlet that will allow you to control your whole smart home
Smart outlet Swidget hopes to eliminate clutter from your life by hiding your disparate smart home technology into a single outlet
Give the Bibo Barmaid 20 seconds, and it will make you a cocktail
The Bibo Barmaid uses premixed pouches, water, and alcohol to make you a cocktail in about 20 seconds and costs less than going to the bar.
'No, it will not squash you.' Transforming homes unfold from a cube in minutes
UK-based Ten Fold Engineering aims to disrupt the construction industry with its mobile, modular, self-deploying buildings and structures.
No, iRobot is not setting up Roomba's to steal your home mapping data
iRobot chief executive Colin Angle cleared the air on whether or not its Roombas are spying on customers and selling their mapping data.
Keep the front door secure and looking good with the smart Yale Assure Lock SL
The Yale Assure Lock SL features the smallest and thinnest footprint of any electronic smart lock on the market.
Weekly Rewind: Battery breakthroughs, game-changing EVs, floating solar plants
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week's top tech stories.
Eureka Ultimate Clean Pet AS3451A vacuum review
Our our Eureka Ultimate Clean Pet AS3451A review examines how a vacuum made for pet fur cleans up.
Amazon's Hub makes receiving packages in an apartment block more convenient
Amazon's latest project, Hub, provides a secure method of distributing mail to people who live in apartment complexes.
BuzzFeed’s Tasty One Top smart appliance makes cooking easier than ever
The Tasty One Top is a Bluetooth-enabled induction burner that automatically adjusts the temperature to perfectly cook food every time.
Stomach growling? This GE Monogram Pizza Oven cooks pizza in 2 minutes flat
The GE Monogram Pizza Oven cooks traditional Neapolitan pizzas in only two minutes. That's faster than it takes to make the pizza.
Amazon Echo vs. Amazon Echo Show: The Show has a screen but is it worth the upgrade?
Amazon has finally unveiled its screen-enhanced Amazon Echo Show, but how does the new model measure up to the Echo and should you buy it?
Style your kitchen with Frigidaire’s Gallery Black Stainless Steel collection
Frigidaire believes that the Gallery Black Stainless Steel collection ought to be a staple in your kitchen.
Make more precise measurements with Cubit, now available on Indiegogo
Plott's Cubit offers "measure-just-once" capability for regular and irregular objects and surfaces in everyday home projects.
Everything you can do with your Amazon Echo Show
Alexa is adding new skills everyday, including those for the new Amazon Echo Show that take advantage of the device's touchscreen.
Another smart speaker could be on its way, and this time, from Facebook
Facebook is said to be working on such a device, potentially putting itself in competition with the likes of Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft.
LG Hom-Bot Turbo+ vacuums your floors and keeps quiet about it
The latest LG Hom-Bot Turbo+ vacuums are quieter and smarter than ever with Wi-Fi, home security settings, and the quietest motors around.
Grow your salad in your closet with the GrowChef hydroponic garden
Thanks to the hydroponic garden GrowChef, you can enjoy the goodness of farm freshness, even in the midst of an urban jungle.
Get your sous vide machine and a Field Company skillet, all from Anova
Anova will be offering an exclusive limited batch of the Field Skillet before it's made available to the general public.
IBM wants to change IoT and car security by testing throughout the product's life
IBM is combining its Watson platform with X-Force Red penetration testing to offer new, pro and reactive security testing for IoT devices.