Lookout app snaps a picture of any thief breaking into your phone
Ideal for identifying the person that stole your Android smartphone or tablet, a new feature in the Lookout app sends you a picture of the thief over email.
UK Facebook director admits underage users can’t be stopped from signing up
Looking to parents to help discourage children from signing up to Facebook too early, Facebook management doesn't have a way to identify underage profiles.
Robotic ‘Alpha’ machine can produce six hamburgers a minute
Definitely an interesting way to get your hands on a quick hamburger, the Alpha robotic assembly line will make your burger to order without a single cook.
TSA to yank controversial ‘naked’ full-body scanners out of airports
Ideal for privacy advocates as well as anyone concerned about the safety of backscatter machines, the TSA is finally pulling the plug on scanners that produce near-naked images.
SingNshock alarm clock delivers an electric shock to wake you up
Designed for anyone that habitually relies on the snooze button to avoid getting up, the singNshock alarm clock offers a jolt of electricity to start the day.
Gym’s smart floor uses LED lights for changeable boundary lines
Possibly an interesting development for the future of sports, glass flooring combined with LED lighting brings us one step closer to making Tron a reality.
Electronic pillbox sends text message reminders to take your pills
Ideal for anyone with a bad memory and a sizable medication regiment, the Medfolio pillbox uses mobile devices to help people remember to take their pills.
Amiigo fitness bracelet can automatically track specific exercises
Advancing the traditional design of the fitness tracker, the Amiigo bracelet can differentiate between various exercises and track entire workouts.
These LED ice cubes can text your friend when you are too drunk
Definitely a unique way to monitor drinks consumed during a night of partying, the Cheers ice cubes use LED light signals to track alcohol consumption.
NYPD fights prescription drug theft with tracking tech in pill bottles
Hopefully improving the odds of locating thieves that steal prescription drugs, the NYPD is rolling out tracking technology hidden within pharmacies.
Netflix inks deal for Cartoon Network, Adult Swim content
Ideal for fans of the Cartoon Network as well as late night Adult Swim programming, Netflix continues to expand content for streaming video subscribers.
Fitbit announces Flex fitness band with automatic syncing
Perfect for Fitbit users that forget to wear their tracking device each day, the Fitbit Flex can stay wrapped around the wrist all day and night.
Netflix rolls out Super HD and 3D streaming to specific ISPs
Definitely ideal for fans of the Netflix Instant streaming video service, subscribers with 1080p televisions may be able to take advantage of Super HD soon.
Man uses online dating site to lure thief and recover stolen iPhone
Definitely a creative way to recover lost or stolen property, a Brooklyn man was able to get his lost iPhone back by using a fake OkCupid profile for bait.
Roku adds support for Spotify and VEVO, updates mobile app
Ideal for music lovers that recently received a new Roku set-top box as a holiday gift, the streaming hardware offers more support for music applications.
MeterPlug gets the electric bill under control with mobile tracking
Definitely a great idea for tracking the cost of electricity use around the home, the MeterPlug delivers a plethora of useful data to your smartphone.
SkyTender delivers drinks via touchscreen 30,000 feet up in the air
Advancing the technology used by airline service personal during a flight, the SkyTender increases the speed of delivering drinks on the plane.
CALM Act finally went into effect today banning loud TV commercials
Ideal for anyone without a DVR and forced to watch commercials, the Calm Act is now being enforced to punish broadcasters playing loud advertisements.
Amazon Cloud Player launches on Roku, Samsung Smart TVs
Definitely good news for fans of streaming music, Amazon now supports Roku and Samsung Smart TVs in regards to the Amazon Cloud Player application.
Next-generation handcuffs deliver electric shocks, drugs to detainees
Definitely an interesting, if not controversial, invention for the field of law enforcement, a new set of handcuffs delivers electric shocks like a taser.
Netgear is working on a Google TV set-top box, the NeoTV Prime
Adding more support for the Google TV platform within the home theater space, the Netgear NeoTV Prime offers another streaming solution for your HDTV.
Wandant pedometer helps keep track of your dog’s physical activity
Designed to help keep track of a dog's health, the Wandant provides all kinds of interesting tracking data for dog owners.
Caviar-dispensing vending machines roll out in L.A. malls
For the crowd that simply can't get enough of fish eggs, this vending machine supplies all the caviar that you can afford.
