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LEGO Master Builder Academy Sets Turn Kids Into LEGO Construction Pros!

by Arnold Carreiro

If you’ve got piles of LEGOs in the house, individual models on every Christmas list and multiple bins designated to store extra bricks, you’re living with a hardcore LEGO fanatic. The LEGO Master Builder Academy series takes that passion, and teaches fans to be the best builders they can be!

by Ellen Dudley

Sleep easier by monitoring your baby's breathing, activity, position and temperature with the wearable Mimo Baby Monitor babysuit. Track the data captured on the Mimo app for Android and iPhone.

iTAP Charging Adapter Turns On The Power With One Turn Of The Tap

by Steve Levenstein

Turned off by humdrum iPhone and smartphone chargers? The iTAP USB-AC Charging Adapter from Japan's Hamee turns boring to pouring with its cute yet functional faucet design. One turn of the tap is all it takes to irrigate mobile phones, MP3 music players, portable game consoles and more with fresh-flowing electronic juice!

by Arnold Carreiro

Fresh off of Japanese shelves are the expansive line of Kigurumi pajamas from Sazac; a one-size-fits-all set of PJs that doubles as a makeshift Halloween costume. Check that person who wants to go to bed as a ring tailed lemur off your Christmas list- You’ve got him covered!

When The Robots Take Our Jobs, It Might Actually Be A Good Thing

by Tech Light

One of the greatest concerns facing the modern robotics industry is the notion that, eventually, robots might replace human laborers in many positions, leading to a huge job shortage. According to Paul Krugman, this might actually be a good thing.

Wait, what?

by Nicholas.Greene

Hey there, folks! Today, I'm gonna be testing out the concept for a new series. If this takes off, each week I'll pick out an indie game which has left me particularly impressed after playing - then I'll tell you why you should play. too. Today, the game's Path of Exile

by Josiah Motley

Projectors are no longer just for movie theaters and 9th grade English classes. In the past few years, the home projector has made great leaps and bounds, and can now be considered a viable option for home theaters and large living rooms. With the Epson Powerlite 750HD, smaller rooms, and even dorms, can reap the benefits of a projector.

UNICEF pallets containing humanitarian aid

by Cindi Brown

A lot of good can be done with humanitarian aid, but transporting people and supplies around the world has major logistics problems. Road accidents are a leading cause of death among humanitarian workers. Now, an innovative developer of collision-avoidance technology is teaming up with a group of safety-conscious businesses and charities to help preserve the lives of aid workers -- and expand the reach of humanitarian organizations worldwide.

Burger King Japan's “King's Turkey Party Set” Lets You Party Like It's 1539!

by Steve Levenstein

It's good to be the king, especially if you're England's Henry the Eighth in full-on turkey leg nomming mode. Now Burger King Japan is channeling good king Hank's festive side with the “King's Turkey Party Set”, a deluxe Christmas dinner for two featuring a pair of royally massive smoked turkey drumsticks!

Assassin's Creed IV Inspires An Artist To Craft Masterpieces

by Nicholas.Greene

One of the best things about gaming is the fan creations it often tends to inspire. A digital artist from England who goes by the name of Ninjatic has created some downright awesome Assassin's-Creed-inspired artwork. Take a gander, and I'm sure you'll agree - it looks like it belongs in a gallery.