Genetically modified flies dropped by drone could solve Ethiopia's tsetse fly problem, transparent wood is the material of the future, and a new planet could be lurking somewhere in our solar system, but we can't even see it.

This week on Just For The Tech Of It, host Drew Prindle gives you the lowdown on how scientists are using genetically modified maggots in medicine, 3D printing in space, and how CRISPR can eliminate HIV.

The king of consumer drones returns with the DJI Phantom 4, an insanely athletic drone that's as fast as it is easy to fly, thanks to smart new features like collision avoidance.

Threadsmiths are an apparel company pioneering a new era of everyday essential apparel with the application of hydrophobic nanotechnology. These stain proof clothes are stylish and smart.

On this week's episode of Just For The Tech Of It, Drew gives us the lowdown on three big fights: How scientists are using machine learning to fight terrorism, how pigeons are fighting pollution in London, and how a new strain of bacteria could help us fight plastic pollution

Thinking of buying a DJI Phantom 3 Pro? Check out our hands-on video review to get the scoop on features, specs, and more. As far as we can tell, this is one of the best drones you can get for less than $1,000

This week on Just For The Tech Of It, Drew gives us the scoop on growing vegetables in Martian soil, why Facebook is making its AI programs read children's books, and genetically modified dinosaur chickens.

Artists Nora Al-Badri and Jan Nikolai Nelles pulled off a plan to scan a bust of Nefertiti -- but new info suggests their actions may have been a front.

We discuss Scott Kelly's return to Earth after 340 days in space, supersonic planes that don't make sonic booms, and monkeys that can drive wheelchairs with nothing but a thought.

The FLIR Vue Pro isn't your average thermal camera. Rather than being built for your smartphone or a rifle scope, this high-tech heat vision cam is designed to hitch a ride on your drone and go airborne.

AI is helping doctors fight cancer by reading their notes, a pair of headphones can get you high, and a free online robot will help you argue out of a parking ticket.

We're not aware of any other digital wallet that employs as many security features as this one, and when you consider the quality of its build, its ease of use, and multiple security layers, KeepKey is arguably one of the best devices currently available to protect your Bitcoins.

We checked out Sony's futuristic new interactive projector at MWC 2016, the Xperia Projector concept.

Tasers affect your brain worse than we thought, babies with three genetic parents are coming, and DARPA's new brain implant could be used to power bionic limbs.

This week on Just For The Tech Of It, host Drew Prindle tells us about drone killing police eagles, strange genetic studies, and carnivorous plants that can count to 20.

We review DJI's Inspire 1 quadcopter, a drone that's cool enough to come out of a Terminator movie. How does it hold up after being on the market for a year? Find out.

Whether you're looking to tame an overstuffed wallet, or just carry fewer credit cards around, the Coin 2.0 packs the data from eight of your credit cards into one smart-card. See how it all works in this video review.

Flir bakes military grade thermal imaging capabilities into a smartphone accessory. The Flir One turns your iOS or Android device into a thermal imager.

Tesla's Elon Musk says the bullet train is too slow and offered up his own 800 mph "Hyperloop". Find out everything about his concept in this quick video.

This flying squadron of self-piloted Parrot Bebop drones performs an aerial acrobatic show at IFA 2015.

A Swiss company is aiming to change the scope of video players by embedding them into HTML5, allowing media to load regardless of Web browser.

Keep watch over your home, pets, or children from anywhere over a Wi-Fi or 3G connection with the inexpensive and easy-to-use iZON remote monitoring system for iOS devices.

Scott Steinberg goes hands-on with Spring Design’s Alex e-book reader at CES.

SanDisk revs up its portable player game with the Sansa Connect wireless Internet MP3 player and the Sansa View portable video player.

Creative's 30 GB answer to the video iPod can store up to 120 hours of video, play music, plus features an FM tuner, built-in mic, and a reported 14-hour battery life.