This strange cedar egg wants to help you breathe deep and calm down
In moments of stress and anxiety, there are those of us who find it difficult to breathe — and paradoxically, many reach for a cigarette or...
This Windows 10 workstation will cost you $5,000
LAS VEGAS—If you have $5,000 you can own a supercharged Windows 10 workstation. The Cemtrex SmartDesk contains three touch-screen monitors, sensors that can let you control...
Wow, He’s Really Going to Town
A family in Salinas, California, had only been using their new Ring security camera for about a month before it captured nightmare fuel—a stranger fellating their...
Your new best travel buddy is this autonomous suitcase that’s always by your side
Self-driving technology allows the Ovis Suitcase to follow alongside its owner, while computer vision tech lets it see and avoid obstacles. Read more… More about Travel,...
The 2019 Mercedes CLA gets a major tech upgrade to make it the ‘ultimate wearable’
Mercedes-Benz has often reserved its best tech for its highest-class models — the S Class being the first vehicle to get the latest and greatest. Now...
Is CES Afraid Of Sex or Women or Both?
CES, the annual conference showcasing the cutting-edge in consumer tech, has a reputation for not only being dominated by men, but largely catering to them. That...
These baby concrete speakers aren’t as heavy as they look
To paraphrase P. T. Barnum, “there’s a Bluetooth speaker born every minute.” At no time of year is that more true than at CES in Las...
Want a Tough Pokémon Team? These Pokémon Types Have the Fewest Defensive Weaknesses
No matter which Pokémon game you’re playing, putting together the perfect team of six monsters is no easy feat. Do you pick Pokémon based on high...
14 Truths You’ll Relate to If You Just Started Seeing Someone
The first few weeks of a brand new romance are simultaneously the most exciting and most nerve-wracking of the entire relationship. You’re getting to know someone...
Iguanas Reintroduced to the Largest Galapagos Island After Nearly 200 Year Absence
In 1835, Charles Darwin documented the presence of iguanas on Santiago island, the largest in the Galapagos archipelago. It probably never dawned on the pioneering naturalist...
