The BACtrack Vio Smartphone Breathalyzer has to be one of the coolest breathalyzers on the market. By using your smartphone as the display for your blood alcohol content (BAC) you can do some pretty cool stuff. For example, the BACtrack Vio can track your BAC results over time and give you…
Activated charcoal is pretty awesome stuff. It can be used to absorb chemicals, remove unpleasant odors from the air, regulate humidity, dissipate electromagnetic fields, and for deodorizing stuff. So why not make it work on for you on a toothbrush? Well the Japanese are already on the case with the…
Ever wanted a button that could do just about anything? For example, a single button that could dim the lights, call home, or make your cellphone ring. Flic just might be the button you are looking for. Read on for more details on this simply innovative little button.
Another day… another fitness band. This time Microsoft is joining the fray with their fitness tracker called the Microsoft Band. This cleverly named fitness band has some cool sensors that most other fitness wearables don’t. For example the Microsoft Band includes an optical heart rate sensor, a built-in GPS, a…
Wandering around in the dark to use the toilet at night isn’t exactly a new trick… but it is one that technology could shine some light on. The LavNav Toilet Light is a motion activated light that lights red if the seat is up and green if the seat is…
Yep, this odd looking self service machine which has some analog knobs on top is a sperm extractor machine/robot. This device currently resides in a Chinese hospital in Nanjing. All the sad user has to do is turn on the screen for some video, pick the amplitude, frequency, and temperature…
Apple has finally launched their latest bit of the tech the Apple Watch (due out in early 2015). The Apple Watch comes in 2 different face sizes (38mm and 42mm) in three different styles (Watch, Watch Sport, and Watch Edition). Add to that a ton of different, and clever, bands…
The Kinsa Smartphone Thermometer ($24.99) does what you think it would. It connects to your smartphone, via the headphone jack, and takes temperature readings. The temperature is displayed on the smartphone screen and can be used to track temp/symptom history. The Kinsa Smartphone Thermometer can be used orally, rectally, or…
Freeze drying is an excellent way to preserve food. The problem is that most folks have never done it, and don't even know where to begin. Typical freeze drying machines are expensive (around $10,000) and not marketed toward the home user. Read on for how to affordably and easily freeze…
This little pill is more of an electronic gadget than a "traditional pill". It is designed for the sad folks who have chronic constipation and works by running through the digestive track vibrating along the way. About six hours after the pill is swallowed it will be in the digestive…