You’d think that the first robot vacuum from a company like Dyson, who reinvented the vacuum, fan
, and hair dryer
, would rival R2-D2 when it came to functionality. But with the 360 Eye, Dyson instead focused on creating a robovac that did one thing very well: cleaning. It delivers as promised, but is that worth $1,000?
We knew
from the outset that Netflix’s supernatural thriller Stranger Things was going to pay a healthy debt to the 80’s. Throw a few sci-fi and body horror greats into a blender, add a dose of sobbing Winona Ryder and a dash of kale to make it taste like 2016, and you’ve arrived. It’s a smoothie, but holy hell is it a delicious, artfully created, thoughtful, and addictive smoothie.
We’re not saying it’s aliens, but a team of scientists has just discovered a glowing purple orb at the bottom of the ocean, and if you’ve ever seen The Abyss, I think you know how this will end.
Are you a fresh-faced brogrammer with no money to spend on a house, but have a promising job at a company like Google, Twitter, or Facebook?
Unless you’ve been living under a rock recently, you’ve likely seen what a hit “Carpool Karaoke,” the segment from CBS’s Late Late Show where host James Corden drives around with a celebrity or musician singing hit songs, has become, especially on YouTube. It’s become so popular that even Apple has come knocking, as the Cupertino giant has signed a deal … Continue reading
Microsoft sure loves it when research projects beget actual products, and it just released another for the masses to play with. Pix is a replacement camera app (what?) available for iPhones and iPads (what?), and in short, it promises better photos o…
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Sipping on a freshly brewed cup of coffee is something that many of us look forward to, especially when we wait for the caffeine to kick in so that we are able to start the day with a spring in our steps. Of course, you would need to know how to brew coffee well in order to enjoy such an experience, but if you feel that you need some help from technology, fret not. The $299.95 Flavor Enhancing Coffee Extractor is here to save the day.
This happens to be a slow-drip coffee brewer which is capable of producing smooth, full-bodied coffee that has 65% less acidity. It will be different from other hot coffee brewers that release acid during brewing, resulting in bitter-tasting coffee, as this particular three-stage cold brewer makes use of ice water in order to extract a concentrated brew that maintains coffee’s natural flavor. Ice water that is in the hand blown 33-oz. top basin will drip into the middle cylinder that holds your preferred ground beans and via a permanent ceramic filter, finally collecting as a concentrated coffee extract in the bottom 32-oz. glass flask.
There will be a brass nozzle located at the top of the handmade rubber wood tower which will adjust the speed of the drip cycle from three to eight hours for different levels of customized flavor concentration. You can then refrigerate the coffee for up to two weeks, all the while maintaining its rich, bitter-free taste when heated in a microwave.
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