“Smart” appliances have been on the horizon for a while now, and we’ve even seen some examples, likeLG’s texting refrigerator. But as of yet, they were still appliances working on limited artificial ...

If you're the kind of person who can burn toast without batting an eyelash, keep reading. Kitchen Aid's got a toaster that takes the guesswork out of toasting, well, anything anything that can be ...

People seem to be fascinated by electronic gadgets, but they come and go: The boombox gives way to the iPod; Blackberries replace electronic organizers; Cell phones make beepers almost obsolete. One ...

Stillwater master mechanic Charles P. Strite reportedly invented the pop-up toaster in 1919 because he was tired of the burnt toast served in his company’s cafeteria. To circumvent the need for ...

Toast may be the easiest grub to whip up, but if you're just chucking it in a toaster, it can end up rather dry and bland. A toaster is handy for a quick brekkie, but toast is inherently quite dull, ...

Jesus seems to make a habit of appearing on toast, but what if you want something a bit different, like an appointment reminder or the weather forecast? The Toasteroid is a smart toaster designed to ...

Toast might be the simplest food to rustle up, but it can turn out rather dry and tasteless if you're just chucking it in a toaster. A toaster does the job if you're after a speedy brekkie, but toast ...

People have been eating bread for about 6,000 years, and we have been toasting bread since the time of the Romans, according to toaster history books. Before the invention of the electric toaster in ...

Throughout the long and bloody history of the human race, mankind has overcome apparently impossible tasks with grit and ingenuity. We have mastered fire and tamed the beasts in the field. We have ...