The Nanoleaf Aurora is a pack of flat panels that light up your wall. You can arrange them in unique shapes and customize the colors. They’re fun, fairly functional, and will get your guests talking.
In February, my brother suffered a traumatic brain injury. Living over 2,000 miles away means I rarely get to visit, but Facetime lets me keep connected during his recovery.
The Thermomix is like a dozen countertop appliances in one, and its price matches it. You can’t buy it in a store, but you might want to seek it out anyway.
Full of facts and tips, the Google Home is an amazing kitchen assistant that can set timers, convert measurements, and tell you how to roast a chicken. Give it time, and it’s bound to do so much more.
The Roost RSA-400 is a smart smoke alarm that uses a Wi-Fi-enabled battery to send alerts to your smartphone when it detects smoke, fire, carbon monoxide, or natural gas.
Halloween is the perfect time to visit a haunted house. Instead of pointing you towards the manufactured scares where you have to hand over $20, we rounded up places all over the U.S. that are supposed to be really, truly haunted.
We’ve come a long way since discovering fire, but even as our kitchens sprout screens, Wi-Fi and sensors, the fundamentals of good cooking remain unchanged.