In terms of Amazon products that work with Alexa, we’ve seen smart clocks, microwaves, wall plugs and, now, a smart soap dispenser. It’s helpful to a degree, but it’s also a reminder that not ...

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Available for pre-order and slated to ship August 4, the $55 Smart Soap Dispenser looks like your typical liquid soap dispenser, complete with a nozzle that dispenses soap when you hold your hand ...

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It has always been a good idea to maintain good personal hygiene, but the coronavirus pandemic has really driven home the importance of keeping our hands clean as we go about our busy days. The newly ...

When cooking, nearly every recipe calls for salt. Some need a pinch, others need more precise measurements. Rather than pulling out the measuring spoons, what if the salt shaker did all that instead?

A D.C. company is on the cutting edge of solving a problem that plagues womens' restrooms across the country: broken tampon dispensers. Huge, a full service digital agency in Northeast D.C., is ...