Haier introduces a new solid state wine cooler at CES
At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, Haier is demonstrating its new alternative cooling system for wine cellars.
These headphones from Kuaiwear give you an Olympic athlete as a trainer
Unlike any other fitness wearable you’ve ever seen, the Kuai headphones integrate live voice coaching from Olympic athletes.
Revolar is a wearable panic button made for women, but usable by everyone
A wearable tech startup based in Colorado has created a personal panic button that empowers women to take control of their safety.
Using Snapchat, this dad has been turning his baby into a superhero
Graphic designer Costeur transforms his adorable little son from a human child into a superhero, a comic book character, and much more via Snapchat.
Control a drone just using the movement of your hand — as long as you’re wearing an Apple Watch
Thanks to a new algorithm from the researchers at PVD+, you can now control lights and even a drone via an Apple Watch and simple hand gestures.
Toss out your potter’s wheel; you can now 3D print with ceramics
Tecent innovations have introduced a slew of new mediums for 3D printers to work with, and the latest to join the crew is ceramics.
NBC Sports uses Snapchat account to promote ‘Winter Classic’ hockey game
NBC Sports is using Snapchat to drum up interest for its “Winter Classic,” which airs New Year’s Day.
The jerk store called … they said you should check out this George Costanza-themed bar
There's a newly opened George Costanza themed bar, which will make your visit to Melbourne, Australia all the more enjoyable.
This viral Facebook post will really make you appreciate flight attendants
In the midst of holiday travel, one New York mother took the time to write a public thank you to a Southwest Airlines flight attendant.
This intravaginal speaker turns your womb into a high-def concert hall for your baby
Meet Babypod, a small intravaginal device that is a lot like a tampon equipped with speakers. Because your insides (and your baby) deserve to hear well.
Is your city at risk for the plague? This map will tell you
Scientists at SUNY Downstate Medical Center have developed a predictive map to identify areas of the U.S. that are most at risk for plague cases.
The secret to Disney’s gravity-defying, wall-climbing robot? Not sticky wheels
A new robot named VertiGo is the latest to come out of Disney Research, and with its ground-wall transition capabilities, it’s one of Disney’s coolest toys.
Washington D.C.’s ‘no fly zone’ for drones just got extended by 30 miles
On Christmas, the FAA decided to further extend the drone ban, increasing the radius of the "no drone zone" 30 miles outside Washington, D.C.
Wind turbines now produce enough power to energize 19 million U.S. homes
According to a report from the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), there are now over 50,000 wind turbines in operation across the U.S.
French company launches beachside tech accelerator to foster aquatic innovation
Accelerator Blue Builder, located in the Saint-Jean-de-Luz along the southeastern coast of France, hopes to attract a specific kind of entrepreneur.
3D-printed medicine may be the next big thing
There's a revolution happening in the medical field, and it starts and ends with 3D-printed medicine.
A British couple cloned this identical puppy from their dead dog
A British couple has successfully created a clone of their deceased dog.
