Sony's $519 Koov Robot Kit Can Teach Your Kids to Code By Avram Piltch published 14 February 18 After some delays, this versatile STEM kit is now for sale, but at a much higher cost than expected.
Shark Ion Robot 750 Vacuum Review: A Good Start By Florence Ion published 5 February 18 Shark makes a good impression with its first robot vacuum, but the Ion Robot 750 shouldn't be your first choice.
Razer Seiren Elite Hands-on: The Ultimate Twitch Mic? By Michael Andronico published 30 January 18 The Razer Seiren Elite is a high-quality gaming microphone with lots of unique features for Twitch and YouTube creators.
Yevo Labs Yevo 1 Wireless Headphones Review: Slick Design, Subpar Sound By Henry T. Casey published 29 January 18 The Yevo 1 wireless earbuds look great, but the audio instability is problematic.
Nuheara IQbuds Wireless Headphones Review: Greatness at a High Cost By Henry T. Casey published 29 January 18 The Nuheara IQbuds are excellent wireless earbuds that come with a slight learning curve.
DJI Mavic Air Hands On: Better Than the Pro and $200 Less By Mike Prospero published 23 January 18 DJI's Mavic Air drone shoots video at 4K and costs $200 less than the Mavic Pro. Which one should you get?
Yamaha YAS-706 Soundbar Review: Robust Multiroom Audio By Michael Gowan published 23 January 18 Yamaha's YAS-706 delivers full sound and a robust feature set, though it's better for video than it is for music.
Yamaha YAS-207 Soundbar Review: Affordable Surround Sound By Michael Gowan published 22 January 18 Editor's Choice Yamaha's slim YAS-207 soundbar creates an immersive experience for watching movies and TV, though it isn't as good for music.
So You've Got a 3D Printer: Now What? By Richard Baguley published 13 January 18 Buying a 3D printer is just the beginning. Here's how to get started with 3D printing, from finding models to print to familiarizing yourself with the printing process.
This Translator Puts 80 Languages in Your Pocket By Philip Michaels published 13 January 18 Travis the Translator promises to let you converse with people in other languages even if you're not fluent in them, thanks to its real-time translation skills.
Ubtech Walker Robot Is a Leap Forward By Mike Prospero published 13 January 18 Ubtech showed off a prototype of its Walker robot, which can climb stairs, kick soccer balls and more.
This Wireless Charging 'Forever Battery' Will Never Die By Mark Spoonauer published 12 January 18 Ossia is developing a AA battery based on its Cota wireless charging technology that will make it so that you won't have to recharge it. Ever.
Alexa for Kids? Cognitoys Scout Robot Wants to Chat with Your Child By Avram Piltch published 11 January 18 This conversational robot learns about your child's personality and asks questions to keep the conversation going.
Energous WattUp Hands-on: Over-the-Air Wireless Charging Wows By Mark Spoonauer published 11 January 18 Shown at CES 2018, Energous' WattUp wireless charging tech can juice up everything from keyboards and mice to fitness trackers at up to 3 feet away.
Smart Wine Rack Makes You Feel Like a Sommelier By Andrew E. Freedman published 11 January 18 The Caveasy One wine rack lets you know when your wine is best to drink and has an app that will help you pair it with food.
MagHive Will Serve Up Reminders Any Time You Leave Your House By Philip Michaels published 11 January 18 Pitaka is developing MagHive: a setup for storing your keys and wallet, which triggers notifications every time you leave home and return.
No-Waste Battery Charges Phone, Gets Sent Back to Maker By Andrew E. Freedman published 11 January 18 Startup Quick Energy's Quick-E Charge battery charges your phone or laptop, and you then mail the battery back to be recharged or recycled.
Root Is a Coding Robot That Will Grow With Your Kids By Avram Piltch published 10 January 18 This disc shaped, programmable robot is simple enough for four-year-olds, but challenging enough for teens.
Intel Shows Off Our Wild Future of VR and Autos By Andrew E. Freedman published 9 January 18 Intel’s CES 2018 keynote discussed the role of data in the future of VR, sports, movies, computing and autonomous transportation.
Self-Driving Luggage Just Followed Me Around at CES 2018 By Mark Spoonauer published 8 January 18 The CX-1 from ForwardX Robotics uses facial recognition and obstacle avoidance to follow behind you at up to to 7 miles per hour.
8 Biggest Tech Trends to Watch at CES 2018 By Mark Spoonauer published 7 January 18 From over-the-air wireless power and AI breakthroughs to killer new augmented reality apps, these are the top tech trends to watch for in 2018.
3D Printing Materials: The Pros and Cons of Each Type By Richard Baguley published 29 December 17 Here's a guide to the types of materials that 3D printers use. We explain what each material is suited for as well as it limitations and trade-offs.
UBTech Stormtrooper Robot Review: Not the Droid You're Looking For By Andrew E. Freedman, Avram Piltch published 28 December 17 UBtech's Star Wars First Order Stormtrooper is an adorable bipedal robot that's faithful to the series, but as of now, it doesn't do enough.
Pixie Point Review: Use AR to Find Your Keys By Philip Michaels published 22 December 17 Pixie Point stands out from other key finders by using augmented reality to help track down missing items. But the process is more involved than it needs to be.
XY3 Review: A Key Finder You Can Ignore By Philip Michaels published 22 December 17 The XY3 key finder improves upon previous gadgets from XY Find It, but it's still no match for trackers from Tile, TrackR and Chipolo.
Voilà by Wistiki Review: Stylish Key Finder, but Pricey By Philip Michaels published 21 December 17 Wistiki thinks how a key finder looks is just as important as how it performs. And while the Voilà stands out from the key finder crowd, other trackers do a better job for less money.
TrackR Bravo Review: A Good Alternative to Tile By Philip Michaels published 21 December 17 TrackR Bravo is a decent, if inconsistent, key finder, and it may be your best choice if you want a gadget with a replaceable battery.
Pebblebee Honey Review: There Are Better Key Finders By Philip Michaels published 21 December 17 The Pebblebee Honey is a decent key finder that suffers from a bare-bones app and inconsistent connectivity.
TrackR Pixel Review: This Small Key Finder Does the Job By Philip Michaels published 21 December 17 Much like the larger TrackR Bravo, the compact TrackR Pixel helps you locate your missing keys, adding a flashing LED light to aid in the search.
Gesturebotics Aura Review: Fly This Drone with the Force By Mike Prospero published 20 December 17 You use a unique hand controller to pilot this fun and affordable drone, but don't expect long flight times.
