'Alexa, Is My House Burning Down?' By Philip Michaels Later this year, First Alert plans to offer a version of its smoke and carbon monoxide detector that will have Alexa built in.
Latest Intel NUC Has Kaby Lake, Awesome Light Ring By Andrew E. Freedman Intel's DIY mini-PC is back with the latest Kaby Lake CPUs, Thunderbolt 3 and an RGB light ring that serves as a hard drive status indicator.
LucidSound LS40 Offers Stylish Console Surround Sound By Marshall Honorof Not only can the LucidSound LS40 help improve your gaming experience, but it can make you look pretty stylish at the same time.
Snowblind Gaming PC Packs Mesmerizing LCD on Side By Michael Andronico iBuyPower's Snowblind PC features a translucent LCD screen built right into its side panel, which can display videos, widgets and whatever other content you'd like to put on it.
Intel's Compute Card Will Keep Your Smart Home from Becoming Obsolete By Andrew E. Freedman Intel jammed a computer into a chassis the size of a credit card that will allow you to easily upgrade your smart home devices with ease.
Cherry’s New Mechanical Keyboard Is Ideal for Offices By Marshall Honorof Thanks to Cherry’s MX Board Silent keyboard, the mechanical keyboard may finally be quiet enough for a whole team to use them in the office.
Snakebyte Streaming Box Puts Kids Front and Center By Marshall Honorof The Disney Kids TV streaming box from Snakebyte is a prototype media player that puts kid-friendly content front and center.
The Yi Erida Drone Is Friggin' Fast By Mike Prospero The tri-motor Yi Erida drone can reach speeds up to 75 mph, and can fly for 45 minutes.
PowerRay Underwater Drone Is Your Own Personal Submarine By Mike Prospero This underwater PowerRay drone from Power Vision can go 0.005 leagues under the sea, but that's plenty.
Das Keyboard 5Q Alerts You to Dumb Tweets in Real Time By Marshall Honorof The Das Keyboard 5Q has the unique ability to connect to just about any API online and display notifications right on the peripheral.
CyberPower's New Gaming PCs Are Absolutely Bonkers By Michael Andronico CyberPower's new gaming lineup includes a 2-in-1 streaming PC and a jaw-dropping desktop that's enclosed in a steel cage.
New Nvidia SHIELD Masters 4K, HDR, Smart Home Commands By Marshall Honorof The new Nvidia SHIELD can broadcast both games and video in 4K HDR, as well as respond to your voice for queries and smart home commands.
Intel's Project Alloy Makes Your Living Room a War Zone By Andrew E. Freedman Intel's Project Alloy merges your real world with virtual reality to make any room into a personalized videogame play space.
Ring's Floodlight Cam Lets You See the Light -- and Crooks By Philip Michaels The $249 Floodlight Cam, an outdoor camera with lights, a siren and 1080p video, joins Ring's repertoire of smart-home security products.
Corsair K95 RGB Platinum Streamlines MMO Keyboards By Marshall Honorof The Corsair K95 RGB Platinum boasts full RGB lighting, authentic Cherry MX mechanical switches and only six extra keys.
Asus' 4K HDR G-Sync Monitor is a Gamer's Dream By Michael Andronico The Asus PG27UQ features a 4K, HDR and G-Sync-enabled screen, which could make it the ultimate monitor for hardcore gamers.
Meet the All-Screen Phone that Beat iPhone 8 to the Punch By Michael Andronico, Sam Rutherford The Xiaomi Mi Mix features a stunning all-screen front panel, which may serve as a glimpse into what next year's iPhone 8 will look like.
GeniCan is an Amazon Dash for Your Trash By Avram Piltch This device sits in your garbage can and tracks what you throw away so it can help you replenish your pantry.
Leenby Social Robot is Ready to Greet Customers, Give Directions By Avram Piltch The 4.5-foot, 66-pound robot can serve as a host, leading people to their destinations and answering questions.
TiVo Bolt+ Makes Life Easier for Cable Subscribers By Marshall Honorof The TiVo Bolt+ can sync cable content with online streaming services to give you every show you want to watch, in order, sans commercials.
I Played Super Mario Bros. on a Coffee Table Controller By Marshall Honorof The Retro-Bit Mega Table is a full-size coffee table that both looks and functions exactly like a classic Nintendo controller.
KYGO’s Carry Me Brings Music to PlayStation VR By Marshall Honorof “Carry Me” isn’t just a song; it’s a whole PlayStation VR experience, and no two listening sessions will be quite the same.
Razer Project Ariana Projects Video Games Into Your Living Room By Sherri L. Smith Razer's newest concept advances Razer's Chroma towards video projection.
New Bitdefender Box Promises Tough Smart-Home Protection By Paul Wagenseil, Marshall Honorof The new Bitdefender Box looks to be what the earlier model isn't -- a stand-alone home Wi-Fi router providing serious network security.
Digital Storm's Project Modena: A Badass Gaming Rig You Can Afford By Michael Andronico Digital Storm's new Project Modena gaming PC features customizable lighting, multiple see-through windows and a VR-friendly port layout.
Fisher Price SmartCycle Keeps Kids from Getting Fat By Mike Prospero The Fisher Price SmartCycle connects to an app (of course), and requires your kid to pedal towards victory.
Dell's First 8K Monitor is Crazy Sharp, Crazy Expensive By Michael Andronico Dell has unveiled the world's first 32-inch 8K monitor, which displays incredibly true-to-life images thanks to its 33 billion pixels.
Hyundai's Self-Driving Ioniq: Amazingly Smart, Can Cause Road Rage By John R. Quain A ride in Hyundai's first self-driving vehicle reveals a car with very impressive intelligence — and an overabundance of caution.
T-Mobile Offers Kickbacks to Data Dieters By Philip Michaels As T-Mobile moves to unlimited carrier plans only, it will give users $10 back each month if they use less than 2GB of data.
This Touch Screen Uses Gestures as Virtual Tools By Philip Michaels Touch interaction specialist Qeexo shows off technology that creates virtual tools on a touch screen, based on how you position your hand.
