Facebook Lite sees some heavy growth one year after launch
12 months after the launch of Facebook Lite, the app has met with quite a bit of success.
Silk Labs to refund Kickstarter backers for Sense smart home hub that never was
Just a few months after launching connected home hub Sense on Kickstarter, Silk Labs has abandoned the project altogether.
Tired of dragging your suitcase upstairs? Try the TraxPack instead
Say goodbye to the days of trying to make your way up and down stairs with a heavy suitcase in tow, and hello to the TraxPack.
Snapchat’s new-look Discover section boasts preview tiles, channel subscriptions
Snapchat's new Discover section redesign uses tiles and cover pages to completely overhaul the aesthetic of the tab dedicated to news publishers and brands
Turn anything in your home into a connected device with Mesh
Mesh is the DIY smart home kit that lets you bring the Internet of Things into your household.
Is there anything Alexa can’t do? Not much, now that the AI boasts more than 1,000 skills
On Friday, Amazon revealed that there are now more than 1,000 thir- party skills available on Alexa.
Can Instacart compete with Blue Apron now that it’s partnering with the Food Network?
In what might be the most delicious collaboration of all time, Instacart is joining forces with the Food Network to help you cook like Bobby Flay.
Poppits are toothpaste-filled pods that melt in your mouth
Meet Poppits, the softgel pods that melt in your mouth as you brush, releasing the dentist-recommended amount of toothpaste without the mess.
Trump settles lawsuit over bald eagle photo used by campaign
The latest lawsuit to not be fully litigated against the presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump has to do with an "iconic" image of a bald eagle.
Facebook may well be listening in on your conversations, and here’s how to stop it
According to Professor Kelli Burns, who teaches mass communication at the University of South Florida, Facebook may be listening more often than it lets on.
Facebook Messenger updates emojis to reflect diversity of the real world
With 900 million people using Facebook Messenger, the app's emojis have lagged in terms of reflecting the diversity of its user base. That has changed.
Make your own beer at home with Beer Bar from SodaStream
When making your own carbonated beverages, why stop at colas and lemon-lime flavors? Might as well go for the ultimate malted beverage - beer.
Check out our most detailed view of Pluto to date
We're being given a closer look at Pluto than ever before thanks to NASA. The images offer "the most detailed view of Pluto’s terrain you’ll see."
A neodymium magnet finally beat a hydraulic press
In an epic showdown between two very serious contenders, the hydraulic press finally met its match. The identity of this mighty foe? A neodymium magnet
Have $14,000 to spend? The Josh.ai smart home system may be for you
Think $180 is a hefty sum to pay for a smart home system in the form of the Amazon Echo? Try $14,000 for Josh.ai.
Do your grandparents love to travel? Sign them up for the Freebird Club
There's a new site dedicated to grandma and grandpa's penchant for travel -- it's called the Freebird Club, and it's being branded as Airbnb for seniors.
Toyota reportedly in talks to buy Boston Dynamics
Toyota Research Institute is in talks with Google to buy Boston Dynamics, with a source telling Tech Insider that the "ink is nearly dry."
French workers are getting their lunch from Nestor, a new lunch startup
There's something else for us career types to move to Paris for -- Nestor, the company that's delivering lunch directly to office workers.