Did your Comcast connection go down? So did a lot of the country's
A slew of unhappy customers just about blew up Comcast's Twitter on Monday, as subscribers across the country reported widespread outages.
Mattel’s new ThingMaker is a $300 3D printer that lets kids print their own toys
Mattel has introduced a $300 3D printer that will let you design and print plastic figurines entirely of your own making.
Power in Grand Central goes out, shuts down Apple Store
a power outage at Grand Central has sent New York commuters into confusion, and if nothing else, has left them in the dark.
Nissan built a fleet of self-parking office chairs, because technology
The folks at Nissan have unveiled a self-parking office chair because apparently, it's now too difficult to push your own seat in when you get up.
This New York City skyscraper looks like it’s wrapped in a wreath of gardens
A new NYC skyscraper designed by Bjarke Ingels brings the High Line park indoors in order to create green spaces and an open air environment for offices.
With Find Your Trainer, you can bring the gym to you
Meet Find Your Trainer (FYT), the platform that's bringing the gym to you.
Zzzzap: This LED bulb also houses a bug zapper, but will it work on mosquitoes?
Most bug zappers are large and unsightly, so ZappLight hid one inside a regular LED bulb.
These new Cabbage Patch dolls have creepy LCD eyes that will haunt your dreams
Cabbage Patch Kids are coming back, and they've gotten a 21st century makeover.
The Sleep Guardian Plus gently wakes kids up before they enter nightmare territory
The Sleep Guardian Plus gently vibrates a child's mattress in order to wake him up before nightmares start, so he can fall back asleep without fear.
Give the gift of music this Valentine’s Day, Google Play Music now 50 percent off
Google is celebrating Valentine's Day with a big sale on Play Music All Access. Get 50 percent off for a limited time.
This beer was perfectly crafted using social media and data science
The secret to really great beer? It's not great hops, the right aging barrel, or even really great company -- it's data.
How to download and print NASA’s 14 brilliant travel posters at home
NASA's JPL commissioned a series of posters that celebrate the exploration of our solar system. Here's how to download and print them at home.
Latch is making its first smart lock available only to apartment owners, not individual tenants
The first Latch smart lock will only be available to real estate developers, so entire apartment buildings will feature Latch as their door entry system.
Fake locksmiths manipulate Google search results in bait-and-switch scam
If you need a locksmith, you may want to call a friend for a recommendation instead of using Google to find a qualified service due to an ongoing scam.
Hackers could throw off our power grid by manipulating our AC units
In a rather terrifying discovery, researchers have found an alarming vulnerability in our security system, and it lies in the humble air conditioner.
ScopeAround camera turns smartphones into tool for science, health, repairs
The ScopeAround is a multipurpose camera with interchangeable lens heads that converts into a microscope and endoscope.
With Cora, each tampon you order is a good deed for a woman in need
A new tampon startup seems to pop up every season, but how many of them are actually interesting enough to warrant investment? Answer: Cora
Your Valentine’s Day date could be a dog, and we mean that literally
Bark 'N' Borrow matches dog lovers with those that crave canine companionship.
US intelligence director says spies could use smart devices to monitor you
The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence heard testimony today on how IoT and smart home devices could be used to gain information about their owners.
Amazon just launched its sommelier service in Japan
Buying wine is a tricky task, and you may benefit from Amazon's newest virtual service, a free phone consultation with certified sommeliers.
Withings’ new Health Mate add-on makes sense of your in-home blood pressure tests
Withings is making it easier to better understand your in-home blood pressure results with a new algorithm called Hy-Result
President Obama’s daughters hate how bad the White House’s Wi-Fi is
Poor Wi-Fi is just the beginning of a long list of tech problems the Obamas don't intend to leave behind for the incoming U.S. President.
Fed up with Lean Cuisine? Power Supply delivers healthy, chef-prepared meals to your door
Power Supply is a little different from other meal-delivery services. It offers ultra-healthy food made by chefs, and you can even specify a calorie range.
Böhm B66 Bluetooth headphones prove style and substance can be had under $100
We were please to get stylish, respectable-sounding wireless headphones for such a low price, but the active noise cancelling came as a surprise.
Check out this painstaking replica of Ferris Bueller’s bedroom
A pair of artists have recreated Ferris Bueller's bedroom from iconic '80s film, complete with the Carver electronics gear.
Amazon’s first Super Bowl ad campaign puts Echo on display
Amazon's voice controlled digital assistant was made available to everyone last summer, now it's targeting the masses with its first Super Bowl ad campaign.
Students try to figure out how to make $20K homes by building in a luxury community
Rural Studio is trying to figure out how to make houses that cost $20,000 but are still somewhere people want to live.
Major Mom brings drill-sergeant efficiency to the organization of your home
Some people just like clearing away clutter, and Angela Cody-Rouge based her business, Major Mom, around that.
This contact-free thermometer turns temperatures into a timeline
Contact-free thermometers could become the norm for average use.
New York City drivers will now be able to pay for parking meters via phone
The much dreaded parking meter, a ubiquitous sight along New York City streets, is finally letting you pay via your smartphone.
What’s a multicooker, and do you need one?
Most people know what a slow cooker is, but multicookers definitely haven't found their way into every kitchen.
Stick a prepacked, produce-filled pod in the Nutralux and get juice in 30 seconds
The Nutralux is described as a Keurig for juicing. You get a prepackaged pod full of fruits and vegetables.