TiVo Roamio DVRs Preview

TiVo has always been expensive and that hasn't changed with the new Roamio boxes. If you are a true cord-cutter, the straight Roamio will be for you. This is the only one that has support for OTA. At $200, it isn't the cheapest solution on the market (and only has a 500 gig drive) but it will also stream your favorite services and, with a $130 peripheral, throw content to your iOS device (and hopefully Android soon).

Canton DM 900 Soundbar and Wireless Subwoofer Preview

  The Canton DM 900 solution includes not only a wireless subwoofer but also Bluetooth connectivity and high-end audio decoding. While we don't know the price yet, we're looking forward to learning more about this soundbar solution. We've been reviewing Canton loudspeakers pretty much since Audioholics came into existence.

New Moneual handheld cleaner uses ultraviolet to zap fabric with freshness

If you haven't the time to wash your clothes and wait for them to dry, apparently this ultraviolet cleaner can zap your fabrics with some fresh sanitizing. And we do like us some lazy cleaning tools.

Cause a stir with app-connected cooking assistant Philips HomeCooker neXt

We see concept appliances from artists, designers, and students all the time, so it’s a bit odd – to say the least – when Philips decided to unveil its concept design for a new product made for your kitchen. Shown at IFA 2013, the Philips ComeCooker neXt is the latest appliance to get Internet-connected, and wants to assist you in perfecting that impossibly difficult risotto recipe.

Sony wants to bring out your inner chef, releases Xperia Tablet Z: Kitchen Edition to help

You know how it is, you’re preparing a meal in the kitchen using an online recipe, and the screen on your tablet ends up covered in the same ingredients which went into the pot. Getting them all off can be annoying, as rarely can you just stick it under the tap. Sony feels your pain and has come up with a solution, the Xperia Tablet Z: Kitchen Edition.

Altec Lansing MIX iMT800 Review

Introduction

Anyone who was a teen in the ‘80s will tell you that THE must-have item at the time was a boombox. It didn’t matter that they were expensive and ate up pricey batteries for breakfast; being able to blast your jams anytime and anywhere was crucial for your coolness quotient.

Piper makes home security paranoia look much less intimidating

Some Kickstarter and Indiegogo projects come and go, but the Piper smart home security system is a real, live device that's ready to hit the market as early as this November. We got a sneak preview of how the machine works.

Dyson sues Samsung for ripping off its cylinder vacuum design

Dyson is not impressed with Samsung's new sleek vacuum cleaner. Not because it might be Dyson's latest true competition, but because it is basically a Dyson design with another company's name on it.

Nexus 4 cases: Protect that fragile glass back!

The Nexus 4 is a great smartphone, but it could hardly be described as rugged. Gorilla Glass is tough, but when you have a device with a glass back, it is going to be seriously prone to cracking when dropped. You really need to invest in a Nexus 4 case if you expect it to stay whole and unblemished. We’ve already taken a look at some of the most commonly reported Nexus 4 problems, and we’ve thrown up a few Nexus 4 tips, now it’s time to run through some of the best Nexus 4 cases.

Klipsch Music Center KMC 3 Review

While the glut of wireless speakers available today can make for some difficult choices, it also makes for some seriously excellent engineering. After all, if you’re going to put out a speaker in this market, it had better kick some ass or it’s going home early. One thing that can make the buying decision a little easier is when big names get involved. And when someone with a name like, say, Klipsch puts out a wireless speaker, you can bet we’re interested.