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As an idea, the Roomba sounds like every lazy but clean-loving person's dream. Most people know Roomba as the little circular vacuum 'bot that can get under tricky areas like beds and uses sensors to seamlessly suck up your house's dirt.
While most wearable devices extend the functionality of your smartphone, there are a select few gadgets that can actually replace your handset.
Living in a metropolis has plenty of perks: convenient metro systems, plenty of gourmet dining choices and endless shopping destinations. But with all that activity comes a whole lot of noise pollution, a nearly unavoidable side effect of living with
There is no denying the UniKey Kevo Kwikset touch lock is cool, perhaps a presage of how we'll all lock and unlock our doors in the future.
GammaPix just got a test run at the catastrophe simulation site Disaster City.
Solid Concepts of Austin, TX has manufactured what they describe as the “world’s first 3D Printed Metal Gun.” Gundudes will be happy to see they chose to build a 1911 pistol, chambered in .45 ACP.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Paul Harding (Sleep Biology) and Judy Staub (local Phoenix activist) come in studio for 3 hours to talk about the dangers of smart meters and cell phone towers, and can analyze home EMF pollution and provide solutions.
Smartphones come in all shapes and sizes these days, from phablets to curved screens.
Picking up on bomb ingredients after they've been flushed down the drain.
Nature and driving don't always get along, as anybody who has experienced driving through snow, sleet, fog or just the plain ol' dark can attest to.
For years now, most of us have been quietly not turning off our phones and devices at landing and take off, and merely putting the screens to sleep and stuffing them in seat pockets instead.
Try as they might, not many developers can legitimately claim that their augmented reality (AR) tech has a leg up on Google's. One of the few that can is Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). There, a team of developers have pushe
A report from Russian state media says clothing irons imported from China are spreading computer viruses. Hm.
Those with three eyes had better think twice before setting one foot in a car.
Here’s a scary statistic: In 2007, 87 percent of households in the U.S. used air conditioning, compared to just 11 percent of households in Brazil and a mere 2 percent in India.
Google's smart watch is reportedly in late-stage development and is almost complete.
Dorky-looking as it is, Google Glass is actually a very cool piece of tech.
YouTube can teach you how to do really useful stuff, sure, but screw all that.
When Occipital launched its Kickstarter campaign for a portable 3D sensor for mobile devices, it saw the project fully funded within a few hours.
Young designer Adrian Perez Zapata from Colombia, won this year's competition with his automated home cleaning concept entitled 'Mab'
More like cell-fies! Ha ha, right? Right?
A digital innovation agency called Kwamecorp has developed modular wearable devices that come in pairs.
The Martin Jetpack being developed by Martin Aircraft Company in New Zealand has undergone a major design overhaul.
Some people wouldn't leave home without a Swiss Army knife boasting an impressive array of tools. However, with the IN1 iPhone case they could perhaps ditch their multi-tool of choice and just make sure to keep their smartphone close at hand at all t
In 2008, Gartner Research released a report in which it identified the number one IT grand challenge as "Never having to manually recharge devices."
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Glenn Miller (Progressive Caucus) on education - Jordan Page (Musician) talks about traveling the country for his 'Living Room Tour' - Brandon Cheshire (Founder SunHarvest Solar & Elec) on alternative energy - Charles Pax (former Director of R&D @ M
They'll go on phones, bicycles, teenagers—anything!
They'll go on phones, bicycles, teenagers—anything!
There's a lot of chatter going around, most of it unsubstantiated, that the Google Watch, codenamed "Gem," is nearing its big unveiling.
