Still leave the sink on when brushing your teeth? This devices tracks your water use
The Fluid smart water meter tracks all the water usage in your home, so hopefully you can correct wasteful actions.
Take a virtual tour of your home with these apps and sites that give you a 3D view
Whether moving or just fantasizing about it, there are lots of apps and sites that want to help you envision what your new home will look like ... in 3D.
Cujo is a smart-home device that promises to defend against hacks and attacks
If you have a lot of smart-home devices in your home, you may be concerned about security. Cujo promises to defend all your devices from hacks and attacks.
Don’t have a maid? You can tell the new Roomba to clean from your smartphone
Have guests coming over but haven't vacuumed in weeks? iRobot just introduced the Roomba 980, which you can control remotely from your smartphone.
Apple’s HomeKit gets an update along with iOS 9
Apple released an iOS 9 update on Wednesday that included a few upgrades to HomeKit, along with the other changes.
15 solar-powered homes designed for the Solar Decathlon
The U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon is coming up in a couple weeks. These 15 homes are the solar-powered houses that will be competing.
Cree introduces a new $8 LED light bulb that lasts 27 years
Cree introduced its new LED light bulb, which costs $8 (though they're currently on sale at The Home Depot for $6) and lasts 27 years.
Feeling tipsy? These bar glasses won’t spill if you knock into them
Mighty Mug is Kickstarting a line of un-tip-over-able barware, including pint glasses, that won't tip over when you knock into them.
A toy car that lights up when it passes by an LED? Disney wants to make it happen
Disney researchers are harnessing the power of visible light communication in some prototypes for new toys.
You might be a sucker if you Kickstart these Queen-shaped lollipops
Lollipops are delicious. The Queen of England is a delight. Put them together, and you have Candy Mechanics' Kickstarter, launching September 9.
You’ll want to take these cool washers and dryers from IFA 2015 for a spin
Think your washer and dryer are boring? You will after you check out all the cool laundry appliances from IFA 2015.
Cool, clear, and connected: IFA 2015 had some amazing fridges
From cameras inside to doors that turn translucent when you approach, these are some of the coolest fridges we've seen at IFA 2015 in Berlin.
This attractive wine fridge is cooled entirely by magnets
Haier showed off its magnetic-cooling wine fridge at IFA 2015. Instead of a compressor, it uses magnetics, making it much quieter.
KitchenAid’s three-piece sous vide system is decadently delicious
At IFA 2015, KitchenAid showed off its new Chef Touch, a three-piece sous-vide system. It vacuum seals your food, cooks it, then quickly freezes it.
The new iKettle wakes you up and brews your tea earlier when traffic is bad
Smarter, maker of the iKettle, debuted its connected Coffee maker and iKettle 2.0 at IFA 2015. The kettle will wake you up early when traffic's bad.
Stick LG’s sensor on your old appliances to make them smarter
Want smarter appliances without having to buy a new washer or oven? Install LG's SmartThinQ sensor and get alerts when your laundry is done.
Chill pillow: The Hibr is literally cool to the touch
It's almost impossible to fall asleep when it's hotter than Hades. Thanks to its unique foam and phase-change capsules, the Hibr pillow can keep you cool.
Survey shows many people opting for tech-free, ‘sanctuary-like’ bedrooms
Tech isn't a priority for most people when it comes to renovating bedrooms, according to a recent survey from remodeling site Houzz.
LG wants you to cook like the pros with its new line of ovens
By moving the heating element from the bottom to the wall, LG says its new ProBake Convection line of ovens are more like commercial ranges and will deliver similar results.
Samsung smart fridge could make your Google login vulnerable
Responding to a challenge to hack Samsung's smart fridge, security consultants Pen Test Partners found a vulnerability that effects Gmail login credentials.
Mathematicians find a 15th way to tile your floor with pentagons
It's been almost 100 years since the first pentagons that can tile a plane were discovered, and researchers just found a 15th.