The Cube By Cubify: The 3D Printer For The Home

by Laurie Kay Olson

Printing in 3D is not just for large companies with experienced CAD personnel any more. Now you can have a small 3D printer in your home or studio with the Cube by Cubify. While the unit is still fairly pricey, it may be just the thing for your home business or to encourage that future draftsman who is still living in your basement.

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The World Is A Canvas - Mind Bending Perspective Art

by Art Outside The...

If you only like looking at art in museums, you might never experience the ingenius, perspective-based art of Felice Varini, a Swiss artist who sees the whole world as his canvas.

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Top 10 Best Photo Apps For Your Android Device

by Arturo Rubio

Take a look at ten of the best applications available for your Android phone or tablet. Here you'll find image editors, organizers and other excelent tools for the mobile photographer.

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ROBLOX.com's BLOXCON Branches Out To New Heights

by Nicholas.Greene

I'm sure there are at least a few of you out there who've heard of ROBLOX. After all, as one of the largest user-generated game sites on the 'net; it's kind of a big deal, and getting bigger with each passing day. With this rapid growth in mind, the organization behind it is planning on branching out by expanding BLOXCON - ROBLOX's annual user conference. On Friday, I got the chance to speak to a few of the fine folks running the show.

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Chop And Store With Mocubo Bamboo Cutting Board's Handy Prep Drawers

by Kim Patterson

The Mocubo One Stop Chop is a durable bamboo cutting board with one very handy modification. The board has three slide out food prep containers underneath.

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App Goes Viral For The Wrong Reason

by dendory

When an iPhone app creator discovered it went viral in Brazil, he was shocked to find out that it was for a very peculiar reason. As it turns out, the name of the app had everything it took for it to become famous.

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Rollie Your Way To Eggs-ellence

by Laurie Kay Olson

If there is one thing that is simple to cook it is eggs. Now making them is even easier with the Rollie Eggmaster Cooking System. With this nifty little gadget you too can make your eggs look like your sausages. You could also skewer them onto a stick and eat an "eggsicle." It's as easy to use as a toaster -- in fact it is very much like a toaster.

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Mr. Zuckerberg Goes To Washington To Establish The Facebook Party?

by Ron Callari

There's been rumblings that the world's largest social network just might want to start using it's membership clout to affect change in government, or at least support the candidates that have their best interest at heart. With over 1 billion followers, the house that Zuckerberg built is indeed the size of a prominent sovereign state, second only to China and India.

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If Garden Space Is In Short Supply Try Going Vertical

by Laurie Kay Olson

Between the continuing financial crisis and concerns over GMO foods, more people are turning to urban farming as a way to save money and ensure the quality of their food. Not everyone has a lot of acreage to be spreading out across the land. There are ways around this problem -- such as the Free Standing Vertical Garden from Williams-Sonoma.

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British Airways' 'Innovation Lab In The Sky' Sequesters Silicon Valley Techies

by Ron Callari

Everyone in the States at this point in time is very familiar with the term "sequester" as it applies to limiting the size of the U.S. federal budget. British Airways, on the other hand is using the concept as originally defined -- "to cause to withdraw, into seclusion." British Airways' latest innovation is titled, 'Innovation Lab In The Sky,' and their sequestration will not be limiting at all, because their plan is to expand upon talent and opportunities, with a little help from their friends.

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Want Off The Grid? This Clockwork Lamp Is For You

by Laurie Kay Olson

Electricity is expensive. And when a squirrel hits a transformer or snow takes down power lines you are left in the dark hoping the candles don't run out. Now you can still have light whenever you want it for free with the First Light reading lamp -- except for the cost of the lamp itself. This cool lamp is powered by a clockwork mechanism instead.

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Google Keep Challenges Evernote

by dendory

Google Keep is a new product that the search giant introduced in order to compete with current note taking apps such as Evernote. But with Reader having been killed just a week ago, is Keep a keeper?

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Strange Food: Top 3 Weirdest Burgers Ever?

by Michael McParland

There are many facts in life. The Earth is round, a force called gravity exists. But what is the most important fact of all? That would of course be the fact that people are constantly attempting to create the latest and weirdest burgers imaginable. So here it is - The Top 3 Weirdest Burgers. From showpiece sneaker-shaped delights, to perplexing dessert burgers, there truly is no end to the strange things which can be packed between 2 pieces of bread.

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Pheed, NOT Your Grandmother's Social Network, Outpaces Twitter & Facebook?

by Ron Callari

Pent-up demand, content monetization and copyright stamps have been instrumental in distinguishing the new social network called Pheed from the pack. It became the No.1 free social networking app in Apple's App Store for the month of February, out pacing competitors like Twitter and Facebook.

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Dr. Who's Sonic Screwdriver Will Change Your Life -- Or Your TV Anyway

by Laurie Kay Olson

Dr. Who is one of the most popular shows in television history. You can't swing a Dalek without hitting one. The show is nearly as popular in the United States as it is in Britain, where it all started. This year is the 50th anniversary of this landmark science fiction show. What better way to celebrate (and watch all of the anniversary specials) than with this totally awesome Sonic Screwdriver TV Remote Control. It is so cool you may get frostbite.

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Japanese Researchers Announce Breakthrough In Regenerative Therapy For Breast Cancer Patients

by Steve Levenstein

A Japanese medical research team employing stem cells mixed with patients' own fat has been able to regenerate up to 90 percent of tissue removed during breast cancer surgery. If adopted as a standard treatment protocol, the procedure could significantly affect the number of radical mastectomies performed and post-surgery prostheses required.

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Top 5 Baby Monitors of 2013

by Tamara Warta

New parents often place a baby monitor at the top of their wish list. When it comes to providing peace of mind and the ability to give attention to baby whenever it's needed, having a quality baby monitor makes sense for parents of infants. Here are my picks for the best baby monitors available today.

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Toshiba Launches New 4K TVs

by dendory

Toshiba introduces the new 9 Series TV sets, providing full 4K resolution, 3D support and Cloud TV. These sets are available in 58", 65" and 84" dimensions.

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Grow Your Own Beer

by Laurie Kay Olson

Brewing your own beer has been a really hot hobby for quite a few years. While this often makes commercial brands seem a bit anemic, real beer connoisseurs are in heaven. So what comes next for that beer brewer with OCD? Well, getting out and growing your own ingredients for the beer of course. DuneCraft makes it easy for the neophyte gardener with a kit to help you grown the plants in a terrarium.

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From Afghanistan To Corporate Greed,Cartoonist Kickstarts His Way Into 21st Century

by Ron Callari

Political cartoons have distinguished Matt Bors from the pack of modern-day cartoonists. While comics with a message have been around since the Yellow Kid in the early 1900s, most cartooning is created for the quick chuckle versus the reflective guffaw that comes from satirical illustrations.

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