Lytro Light Field Camera: Focusing Not An Issue

by Arturo Rubio

Hate getting out-of-focus images? The Lytro camera lets you shoot first, worry about focusing later.

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Calling All Winos - The Corkcicle Wine Chiller Keeps You Toasted

by John J. Staughton

Too tipsy to leave your couch and get the wine out of the fridge? Is the Chardonnay you've brought for a picnic in the park too warm to enjoy? The Corkcicle enables you to keep your wine cold, corked, and close at hand.

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New Dacor Oven Packs 7” Android-Powered Touchscreen

by Rey M.L.

Fitting neatly into the newfangled digital kitchen category, Dacor's latest oven fuses a midrange 7” Android tablet into the front panel as its controller, and WiFi connectivity allows for a range of convenient features – including, inevitably, games.

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Burger King's Twitter Hacked: Hilarity Ensues

by dendory

Burker King's Twitter account was hacked by Anonymous members. Fans go crazy and retweet funny messages all day long, but meanwhile this shows how important it is for businesses to keep control of their PR messages.

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App-happy Or App-athetic eBook Readers: Kindle vs Nook vs iPad vs Sony EReader?

by Ron Callari

Following the eBook reader market since 2009, while the competition amongst brands remains steep, there are advances in app support that might determine which device you gravitate towards in the future. One of the advantages of having your reading library 'in the cloud' is the accessibility of your books on multiple devices. However some of the top name products offer better cross-platform than others. So if you're a consumer who's looking for flexibility with multi-device app support, you should be aware of the break-down for each major eBook platform.

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The Five Biggest Robotics Trends to Watch in 2013

by Katie Gatto

This piece looks at five of the trends in robots that it will be important to watch in 2013, but citing ongoing projects and pairing it shows the future importance of robot recycling, student competitions and other important areas of the robosphere that observers, casual or professional, should keep an eye on to stay up to date.

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No More Falling For Your iPad – Griffin's Got Your Back (And Front) Covered

by Cornelius Fortune

Sometimes a handsome leather case isn’t enough to protect your iPad. Sometimes you need to go to the extreme, and that’s where the Griffin Survivor Military-Duty Case comes in.

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When It Rains, Your Outdoor Television Needs Rain Case

Rain Case Protecting An Outdoor Television

by Laurie Kay Olson

As more and more people are extending their homes into outdoor living spaces, more and more people want their television to come with them. Whether they want to have everyone over for the big game or that special awards show party, the time has come for more outdoor viewing of televisions. Along with this trend comes a rather obvious need -- a way to keep the television safe from the elements and from thieves.

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Trisa Coffee To Go Offers Battery Operated Covenience On The Road

by Kim Patterson

For coffee enthusiasts a day without coffee is, well… not really a day at all. The Trisa Electronics Coffee to Go espresso maker is battery operated and brews up to 16 cups of joe per battery charge.

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Is The Transparent Smartphone Coming?

by dendory

Is the transparent smartphone coming? One company would like us to think so, but others are sceptical.

Biological Big Brother - "Watch" Your Life With Basis Band

by John J. Staughton

Basis is a sleek and sexy watch, an activity monitor, a sleep sensor, and a life coach all rolled into one. For once, it's not a bad thing to have Big Brother watching you.

Find The Right Spot In The Sun With A Sun Calculator

Luster Leaf 1875 Rapitest Suncalc Sunlight Calculator

by Laurie Kay Olson

One of the trickiest parts of gardening is making sure that the place you want to plant is getting the proper amount of sun. That one perfect spot may not be quite as perfect as you thought. Now you can find out ahead of time with the Luster Leaf Suncalc Sunlight Calculator

Sticking To The Shadows: Masterful Tapework

by Art Outside The...

Figures from the past come to light when film noir and modern art are stuck together in the masterful tapeworks of Mark Khaisman.

FDA Approves Vision System That Helps Certain Blind Patients Regain Lost Vision

by Katie Gatto

A new invention by Second Sight Medical Products, Inc, which is named the Argus II Retinal Prosthesis System has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration for use. The device will help those with retinitis pigmentosa to regain lost vision for those who suffer from this disease, which impacts vision in stages.

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2 Red Hens Bibby Mats Catch Inevitable Baby Feeding Messes

by Kim Patterson

Babies need to learn to feed themselves, but the mess they make can be a nightmare to clean. 2 Red Hens Bibby Mats bridge the gap between baby and table and save you some of the mess.

Chocolate Covered Shrimp Chips Are A Sick Sea Snack

by Steve Levenstein

Japanese confectionery powerhouses Lotte and Calbee have teamed up to celebrate the mutual 50th anniversaries of two iconic snack favorites, Ghana Milk Chocolate Bars and Kappa Ebisen Chips, by rolling out limited edition "Kappaebisen Ghana" chocolate covered shrimp-flavored chips. Hey, it worked for Reese's!

Squeaky Clean Keys - Logitech's K310 Washable Keyboard

by John J. Staughton

Finally, we can be free to eat, drink, and be merry while tapping away at our keyboard. Simply drop Logitech's K310 Keyboard into the sink, dishwasher, or nearby lake and get back to work before the keys are even dry.

New Car Technologies Make Driving Safer

by dendory

From sensors to warning lights and indicators, there are new features introduced every year to make driving easier and safer.

Tiffany Shlain Melds Collaboration & Cloudsourcing Into Cloud Filmmaking [Video]

by Ron Callari

There's a myriad number of techie memes that have entered our zeitgeist derived from a term we use to simply call "collaboration." Pre-Internet, dating back to the idiom or trope of "Hey, Lets Put On A Show," Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney were the first in movies to introduce a plot line signaling the need for collaboration. Today, instead of orphans trying to raise money to turn a barn into a stage, filmmakers are looking to the clouds not only for funding but also inspiration.

Let The Sun Shine In: Keeping Solar Panels At Their Peak

Mr. Long Arm 1009 Pro Curve Solar Panel Cleaning System Kit

by Laurie Kay Olson

Adding solar power to your home is a great way to go green and start getting off the grid. However, solar panels do require care and upkeep to make sure that they are functioning at their peak. It may be time for you to choose your weapon in the war on grime. Here are a couple of tools that can help you really clean up.