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The lightweight design and 3M reflected illumination makes the Tracer360 Visibility Vest one of the coolest safety vests bike riders can wear at night. It is an all-season design which is rainproof and can be worn over a...

Say goodbye to adjusting yourself in bed based on the climatic conditions with the Bedjet Climate Control System. It's one of those superb innovations which will allow you to raise the temperature of your bed based on yo...

Mushrooms are a fungus that release spores to grow more mushrooms. While a good deal of mushrooms are safe for consumption, we don’t necessarily want to take a bite out of any shroom we come across. Of course, mushroom...

 Most people didn’t notice last month when a 35-person company in San Francisco called HoneyBook announced a $22 million Series B. What was unusual about the deal is that nearly all the best-known Silicon Valley VCs c...

This weekend cities all over the world are waving rainbow flags for Gay Pride parades, held in celebration of the LGBT community and its history This year's celebrations are particularly heartening as they follow the Sup...

Reusable rockets? Still not a thing.

Graphene is the modern go-to material for scientists and engineers looking to create all manner of new electronic devices. From ultra-frugal light bulbs (both big and small), to super-efficient solar cells, flexible disp...

Glass may have gone to ground, but Google isn't giving up on eyewear. A newly published application for a patent suggests that Google's smart contact lens could hit the market soon.

Do you have a gigantic appetite for pungent piperine? The Giant Peppermill will surely impress you in that case. It's a 3" tall pepper mill which has the capacity to store over 2 lbs of peppercorns at one time. The size ...

Samsung has issued a statement that the company will be releasing a patch within a few days for its software to stop disabling automatic Windows Updates.

Described by CNN as the man "responsible for 350,000 pregnancies," Paris Wallace certainly sounds like a busy fellow. But it's probably not in the way you'd think after such an introduction. The post Ovuline is responsib...

In the ultimate victory for environmental activists, Google is planning to spend $600 million on a server farm that will span 350 acres of land near Chattanooga, Alabama and will ultimately be 100 percent powered by gree...

The US' National Institute of Standards and Technology is more than a little worried that its encryption guideilnes have been creating back doors for spies, and it's changing its tune in order to plug those security hole...

Two years ago today, NASA launched IRIS (Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph), a solar observatory decked out with a high-resolution ultraviolet telescope. During its short time in space, IRIS has provided an unprecede...

[From In-Car Tech] There's lots of talk about the aluminum-bodied 2015 Ford F-150 losing weight. Don't be fooled into thinking its Sony premium audio system is a lightweight.

Like smoke signals, puffs of warm air given off by a computer’s processors can reveal information --

"OK, this one is pretty cool," said 6-foot-tall Omar Tayeb as he held his left hand in front of himself and snapped it with his iPhone.

Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk! The post Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Smartw...

On June 28, 2015, the private spaceflight company SpaceX will attempt to land its Falcon 9 rocket on an ocean platform after launching the seventh Dragon cargo mission for NASA. See photos from the Commercial Resupply Se...

We've seen capacitive-touch-enabled plants before, but the robotic vines and leaves of Branching Systems are something altogether different. And, perhaps craziest of all, they respond to your presence. The leaves react t...

Hospital-acquired infections pose a major problem to patients, but a new light can kill bacteria. How could this change health care?

In this video, Android Engineer Kris Pena picks out the most important pieces of information that came out of this year's Google I/O conference She dissects all the changes to Android app permissions, like prompting user...