In Review: The Retrospec Jax Rev Folding Electric Bike
I’m a big fan of electric bikes. New York is, in theory, a bike-able city, but in practice getting from Brooklyn to Manhattan is quite …
Now Funding: Aipower Wearbuds
For me, wireless headphones, be they over-the-ear (like the Soundcore Q30) or earbuds (my current favorites are also from Soundcore, the Liberty Air 2 Pro …
Robots for the home are difficult sci-fi dreams. Even when they make breakfast.
People say, “we were promised flying cars,” and “where are all the household robots we were promised?” The truth is, it’s really difficult to make …
This robot uses spider joints to wiggle around
As if robots weren’t weird enough, scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems and at the University of Boulder in Colorado have created …
Introducing: mophie snap collection
For our phones, charging has become an area of some heated-up competition. First it was how many watts you could push down the cord to …
Ready for summer grilling and chilling – the BioLite FirePit Cooking Kit
We’ve written about BioLite and their FirePit a few times in the past, both in terms of reviewing the original version (you can see that …
Introducing: NOCS Provisions Zoom Tube
When you’re heading outside, you might be thinking about grabbing a pair of binoculars to take with you to zoom in to see what’s up …
In Review: The Fender Jazzmaster Acoustasonic
I’m a guitar lover so when I had the chance to try the Fender Jazzmaster Acoustasonic I didn’t think twice. What more could you want? …
Hackers play Doom on an Ikea lightbulb
When everything is a computer you can assume that everything can play Doom. The latest gadget to play Doom on modified hardware? An Ikea RF-controlled …
A big juice box for adventures – the Goal Zero Yeti 1000X
Yesterday, we told you about a portable wind turbine that can be used while you’re out camping, or even at home for emergencies. What if …