Mommy's Watches keep tabs on your breast milk's temperature, expiration date
Meet Mommy's Watches, a wrist-bound timer meant specifically to track temperature and time of breast milk bottles and bags.
Spy games: Could your kids’ toys be conducting surveillance on them?
Those big brown eyes of your child's favorite teddy bear may not be as innocuous as they seem.
What’s the difference between sell by and use by? Food industry to clarify terms
Confused by the "sell by" date on your food? You're not alone. Two of the biggest names in the food industry are looking to help
Airbnb buys Luxury Retreats to offer more luxurious villas for your vacation
On Wednesday, the vacation rental company Airbnb announced the addition of Montreal-based Luxury Retreats to its portfolio.
Best app deals of the day! 6 paid iPhone apps for free for a limited time
Everyone likes apps, but the best ones often cost money. Here are the latest and greatest apps on sale in the iOS App Store.
The Orb smart light reflects your many moods, now on Indiegogo
If you're going to call it "mood lighting," it ought to be as dynamic as your actual moods, right? The Orb thinks the answer is "yes."
Keep closer tabs on your health with Sensely, a virtual nurse app
With Sensely, you can enjoy not only a virtual nurse but also telemedicine, patient education videos, monitoring of vitals, and more.
Nest can now show you the door, thanks to latest security software update
Nest has announced the addition of automatic door detection and animated push notifications for premium customers.
Look and feel good with water bottle-based leggings from Girlfriend Collective
Meet Girlfriend Collective, a company taking advantage of our love for spandex to the benefit of the planet.
Become an urban farmer with the new Herbert hydroponic vertical garden
Herbert is a hydroponic vertical garden that promises to help you grow fresh organic food right in your home.
Augmented reality could be the next big thing (like the smartphone), says Tim Cook
Apple CEO Tim Cook likened the emerging technology of AR to the very established and ubiquitous technology of the smartphone.
An old drug for a deadly disease just got a new price tag — $89,000
Last year, the price hike of the EpiPen was the source of much consternation. This year, the debate may be over drug deflazacort.
