Whistl iPhone Case Aims to Prevent Assault By Chris Hutton The Whistl Smartphone Case provides women tools for defending themselves, escaping and alerting the authorities in times of danger.
Nexus 6 Appears in FCC (Report) By Chris Hutton Reports have shown that a Motorola device with a six inch display appeared in the FCC data
Rico Turns Used Smartphones into Home Security By Chris Hutton The Rico gives old smartphones a second life as a security system for protecting your home.
Hexoskin Shirt Tracks Your Exercise Performance By Chris Hutton The Hexoskin Shirt turns clothes into a giant wearable sensor for tracking fitness progress.
SmartMat Guides Your Yoga Moves By Chris Hutton The SmartMat lets users track themselves during yoga routines and adjust their posture, balance and alignment
Smart Lamp Speaker Responds to Touch By Chris Hutton Emoi has created a Smart Lamp Speaker that lets users combine music and sound into one device.
Haven Digital Lock Offers Alternative to Padlock By Chris Hutton The Haven Digital Lock improves upon the traditional padlock by securing your home with more voracity.
Cordcutters Get $39 HBO Go/Amazon Prime Bundle By Chris Hutton AT&T and HBO have teamed up to offer a low-cost Internet and TV package that will let users stream HBO for $39 per month - for the first year.
Weirdest Bluetooth Gadgets in the World By Chris Hutton Bluetooth wireless technology has been around for a long time, giving designers plenty of opportunities to put it in the weirdest places...
Mad Hatter? New Cap Holds iPhone in Bill By Chris Hutton HattrickWear wants to hold your smartphone in its bill, letting you view it through a prism.
Yourbot Stores Your Memories and Personality for Posterity By Chris Hutton Yourbot offers users an opportunity to record their memories and let future generations converse with digital profiles of them.
Notion Sensor Tracks Anything in Your Home By Chris Hutton Loop Labs' Notion system provides users with a series of multifunctional sensors that can track everything from water leaks to broken windows
Angry Birds Stella Review: Flying High By Chris Hutton Angry Birds Stella is a rebuild of the Angry Birds mechanics that will keep fans happy, despite its unoriginal story and overwhelming ads.
How to Erase Your iPhone, Android or Windows Phone By Chris Hutton You bought a new phone. You want to sell your old phone. Here’s how to remove your personal data before handing the phone over to a stranger.
Andromedia Puts Android On Your TV By Chris Hutton Meet Andromedia, an open-source Android media center that gives users the ability to customize their player.
OtoSense App Shows Deaf People Phone Alerts By Chris Hutton Voice recognition developer Otosense has created their own mobile app that will help deaf people recognize various alarms and sounds
Weirdest Kickstarter Campaigns of 2014 By Chris Hutton Kickstarter is a fantastic site that helps people get funding for their projects. Here are some of the weirder projects we've found on the site.
Gadget Lets You Control Mobile Games by Breathing By Chris Hutton The Zenytime Puck lets users control games with their breath, as well as learn proper breathing habits in the process.
Best iPhone 5 Wallet Cases By Chris Hutton From hard cases that hold credit cards to leather cases with fold-out pockets, here are our top picks for iPhone 5 wallet cases.
iScent Lets You Smell Your Ringtones By Chris Hutton iScent is a new device that uses a Bluetooth connection to sync up with your smartphone and "smell your ringtone"
Reemo Lets You Control Your House with a Gesture By Chris Hutton Smarthome developer OpenHome has created Reemo, a bracelet that wirelessly controls your devices with a gesture.
BioShock for iOS Review: Not Spliced Up Enough By Chris Hutton Despite being an award-winning sci-fi game with strong horror elements, BioShock for iOS suffers from poor controls and visuals.
Jaha Fitness Band Finds, Challenges Other Athletes By Chris Hutton The Jaha is a fitness band that allows users to track other users, as well as challenge others to work out.
RunScribe Sensor Helps Runners Train Smarter By Chris Hutton runScribe is a new wearable sensor that tracks more fitness data than any other device on the market
