IKEA has launched its new Gömpyssling LED light with sensor. It's a motion-activated light which automatically switches on when you open a cupboard or step into a space, then turns itself off after ...

A doctor has issued an urgent warning to anyone who uses LED bulbs in their homes - describing it as a public health emergency "like asbestos". Dr Glen Jeffery, professor of Neuroscience at University ...

Brynn Putnam, the founder behind the connected fitness startup Mirror, is back with a new startup: a tech-powered gaming console that combines the best of board games and video games, called Board.

One of the biggest athletic apparel brands in the world is hitting the gridiron. The NFL and lululemon have teamed up to deliver elevated apparel and accessories for all 32 teams on Monday. This is ...

Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS shapewear company has launched a new product, which has created quite the controversy on social media, especially X. While many remarked that the $32 price tag is quite high, ...

Alogic today announced a 6K display that supports touch-based input, with the company saying that it's the world's first 6K touchscreen that's compatible with the Mac. The Clarity 6K Touch with Fold ...

Apple's compact smart speaker can develop problems with the touch sensor after a few years of use. It is unclear how often this happens – There is no remedy. The ...

For those who prioritize their grooming regime, a brightly lit bathroom mirror is essential. Whether for shaving, applying makeup, or just for a quick check of your appearance, a mirror with excellent ...

Apple’s next AirPods Pro may be getting their biggest update in years, and it starts with the case. According to a report from Android Headlines, the AirPods Pro 3 charging case will drop the usual ...

Amazon has developed a new warehouse robot that uses touch to rummage around shelves to find the right product to ship to customers. The robot, called Vulcan, is a meaningful step toward making robots ...

Story: Black Mirror returns for its seventh season, and creator Charlie Brooker steers the series into unexpectedly emotional territory—without losing the franchise’s signature sense of digital dread.