If your cooking is as colorful as your personality, why not model your kitchen to match both with the Stoves Richmond Mini range cookers?

Dyson is known for making some expensive vacuum cleaners, but now the company is creating its first vacuum-mop hybrid cleaner to tackle hard floor surfaces.

Instead of wasting your precious day by shopping at Ikea, use those 24 hours to grow your own furniture - no allen wrench required.

A team of French scientists have developed an atomic clock so precise, it may just redefine how much time is in a second. But what does that mean for you?

The Axor WaterDream collection features an interesting decor that's both a shower head and a lamp. Is living where you shower a thing now?

For those who weren't able to watch fireworks over New York's Hudson River, the Empire State Building gave crowds its own light show to clamor over.

In its recent partnership with GE, design company Quirky has unveiled the Egg Minder: A Wi-Fi tray that lets you check egg freshness right on your phone.

Curl up on the Hearth Lounge Helios bench and let this heated outdoor furniture warm you up without bringing a Snuggie along.

If weekly blogs weren't enough to discourage people from bringing weapons and explosives to airports, could the TSA's Instagram efforts do the trick?

For those who don't want to compromise the smoky charcoal barbecue flavor with fast gas cooking, this E Churrasco barbecue grill was made for you.

A Chinese video technician was hired to fix a malfunctioning jumbotron when he accidentally broadcasted 10 minutes of porn on said screen.

Before she can legally buy alcohol, 15-year-old Ann Makosinski has invented a flashlight that's powered by natural heat from the holder's palms.

Nearing its final Kickstarter project date, SONTE has added a Vivid line of film that can turn your windows a tint of black or red.

ConEdison and ThinkEco are partnering to give New York City customers modlet kits to convert their existing air conditioners into a smart device.

For those who don't own built-in garbage disposal units, this manual trash compactor could be an ideal solution to doubling garbage capacity.

We can't legally recommend certain substances if you want to go on a brain trip, but we can tell you about the PSiO glasses that'll produce similar effects.

The European Union has approved the use of chemicals to condition fruits for laser cutting so companies won't need to brand produce with stickers.

For those who are sick of going to bars with friends who can't put their phones down, the Offline Glass is here to prevent that from happening.

Ark Corporation, a biomedical startup, is attempting to bring extinct animals back to life by reconfiguring skin samples into reproducing stem cells.

The East River is notorious for historical pollution but a Kickstarter project vows to create a pool that cleans while letting people recreationally swim.

The Netatmo weather station will tell you more than just current temperature conditions- It'll measure air quality from both outdoor and inside your home.

Forget calling your local pizza delivery joint and just make your own perfect pie with the new Teka HL 45.15 compact oven.

KONE's new hoisting technology can enable elevators to travel at twice the distance of what's currently possible, allowing for even taller skyscrapers.

A new breed of anti-pesticide, electronics-gobbling "crazy ants" have made its way to the United States and is causing damages worth millions of dollars.

Cleaning phones with your shirt may be lazy, but if you're gonna do it anyway, consider this oxford shirt with a microfiber cloth sewn underneath.

MakerBot Industries continues to grow its 3D printing empire with today's grand opening of a production factory in Brooklyn, New York. Here's a look inside.

Cicadas, mosquitoes, flies - pesky insects are just part of the things that ruin a good summer. Here are 7 gadgets to help eliminate those annoying bugs.

Just in time for the holiday and new year resolutions, the Fitbit One has begun shipping. Here's what's new about the One versus its budget Zip edition.

Breakfast NY's Points is the street sign of the future. The device can display hyperlocal information and rotate to point toward items it's recommending.

Designer Jason Loveless has invented the scooteRack to double the amount of a passengers on a bike without putting an extra vehicle on the road.

The Pebble is real, and we got a private hands-on session over at CES to prove it. Well, was it worth the wait?

So long, window blinds! The SONTE digital shade is a smart film that lets users adjust the transparency level with just a touch on their smartphone.

Formerly popular web blogging service Xanga is facing the possibility of extinction unless it can raise $60,000 to revamp itself by July 15.

A new delivery service called Postmates means a simple app can keep you from ever having to leave your computer screen.