Tyler Wells Lynch

Cooking is a chemical process, and should be treated that way.

A British man recently discovered he's been paying for a warranty on an appliance he hasn't used since Jurassic Park first hit theaters.

The Svalbard Seed Vault in the Arctic Circle contains hundreds of thousands of seed samples from around the world. Why?

While only for promotional purposes, LG’s tweeting fridge recalls similar efforts from competitors.

This week we tested some intentionally low-quality headphones, an electric wall oven, an unexpectedly decent low-end TV, and Dish’s Hopper DVR. Oh! And we were named the official Editors' Choice Partner for CES 2014.

Taking a cue from the PR playbook, GE envisions a home replete with automation and integration—that is, if you can afford it.

3D printing holds great promise, but the idea that it's going to fundamentally revolutionize manufacturing is a bit of a stretch.

There’s a revolution afoot, one which promises to (finally) revolutionize the century-old combustion engine. But it may require mass connectivity first.