Your current home WiFi system could use some improving. Admit it, you’ve got wimpy 5GHz signals, lagging HD streaming, and more wires and multi-brand hardware than you’d really care to admit. The ultimate home WiFi system should not be pieced together out of research and trial and error. It should come as a network designed […]
Artificial Intelligence – Visions (Art) of a Dying Synthetic Brain
May 18, 2016 by
The Ultimate Tech (the kind that thanks you when you break it) In spite of what you may be hearing through the press regarding efforts to build synthetic brains, a small company in a sleepy Midwest town has found a distinct advantage. They have already produced contemplative, brain-like systems having ten times the neurons of […]
When Wine and Technology Meet – Kuvée
March 31, 2016 by
What if you could enjoy a single glass of wine by pulling the liquid through the glass bottle and not even disturbing the cork? That would be like opening a fresh bottle of wine for every glass – at least for as long as the bottle lasted. Well, this is similar to the promise that […]
How to Design a Tech-Inspired Bachelor Pad
March 24, 2016 by
Tech has officially taken over. It’s everywhere. It’s integrated into your car and it’s accessible from the palm of your hands. So why should your home or apartment be any different? If you’re thinking about updating your pad with the latest and greatest from the tech world, here are a few solid tips to help […]
SENTIO – World’s First Open & Closed Headphone
February 9, 2016 by
This open/closed thing is a brilliant idea… and we’re about to tell you why. The 3D immersion and sound quality of an open back headphones is phenomenal, and we could only imagine how great it would be through a single driver from Rock Jaw. And this Sentio hast twin drivers – but we’re getting a little […]
Tech Features to Enhance Your Next Road Trip
January 26, 2016 by
Road trips are many things. They can be fun. They can be eye-opening. They can be a great way to get away. Some would even argue that road trips are one of the most quintessential modes of American travel. But one thing they’re usually not is comfortable. Think about it. You’re spending hours upon hours […]
Shaving Is Getting High Tech, and We’re Not Just Talking Razors
January 5, 2016 by
Gillette recently contacted Urbasm to test out some of their upcoming shaving innovations. Putting aside my utter hatred for the Pats, I asked my editor Eric to put me in touch with them. When I opened the kit they sent, I found instructions to download an app entitled ShaveMetrics that synched with the razor provided. […]
LumiWave Infrared Therapy – Portable Injury Recovery for the Armchair Athlete
January 4, 2016 by
If I could receive $100 for every injury-healing gadget I’ve ever wasted my money on over the years… well, I’d have a good start to getting back all the money I’ve spent. It just seems like there are a lot of promises floating around with very little delivery. Which is why it is nice to […]
SmartLock Bluetooth Padlock – It’s Got the Brawn and the Brains
January 4, 2016 by
The world does not really need any more ‘smart’ devices (please, no)… but in this one case, we’re going to make an exception. Dog & Bone has designed something pretty special with this LockSmart Keyless Bluetooth Padlock. Its stainless/alloy body is brawny, heavy and stout; its electronics are secure (128-bit encryption), weatherproof and intuitive; and […]
Gift that Keeps on Giving – A Home Battery
December 16, 2015 by
Tesla and Mercedes-Benz are expanding their lithium-ion technology into your homes with these home battery units (a.k.a. private energy storage plants). They can be charged in a number of ways, but would work particularly well with an existing roof full of solar panels. They function well as a backup power supply in outages and can also help […]