By David Ponce
You gotta love it when gadgets actually have the potential to save lives. Take this wonderful new product from Japanese firm Oyo. It's a handheld "radar" that's used to locate people that are alive, but...
By Maximillian Hill
Just added to ThinkGeek (at 4pm EST), is the NukAlert Radiation Alarm. This bad boy goes on your key ring and will chirp as radiation levels rise. If there's a blast, it should still work as it...
By David Ponce
I don't have a whole lot of information on this one, except a few bits here and there. I know the name Toshiba was mentioned, coupled with the "methanol powered" buzzwords. So, I'm just guessing...
By David Ponce
Owning a motion activated faucet just got a lot cheaper. The EZ Faucet simply attaches to your current tap, and voila! An infrared sensor detects when your hands are near and releases the water... just...
By Andrew Liszewski
If you're stuck in a 'cubicle-land' as we used to call it at my old office you know that carrying on a private conversation on the phone is next to impossible with walls that are only 5...
By Bruce Eaton
What we have here, Mr. Bond, is a device that not only tells time but will also keep a record of all those transient coworkers who are "not" stealing your candy and office supplies from your cubicle....
By David Ponce
So, everyone is frothing at the mouth over e-paper. And why not? What you'll be able to do with that stuff is really mind boggling, but in the end, the visually impaired get a bum...
By David Ponce
You have to admire a good idea and a pointy hat. While this is still at the conceptual stages, I'm rooting that it actually sees production.
It's the "Firefly Light Hat". It's designed by Fabian Monslave...
By David Ponce
Not exactly sure why they had to make these look like a foot, but there you have it. At least they're marginally useful. If you live in San Francisco, LA, or Seattle, $100 will get...