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Maker Faire 2018 draws crowds in NYC

We went in search of interesting new tech and DIY inspiration.

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<p>Unlike most espresso machines, the clever <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VTA9F6U/?tag=cnet-vig-pics-20" target="_blank">Wacaco Minipresso ($49.90)</a> is hand-powered, requiring no electricity.</p>

Surprising tech and gadgets you can get on Amazon for under $50

These items are fun, useful and in many cases, weird as hell.

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Unboxing the Apple Watch Series 4

CNET editors unbox the new Apple Watch Series 4. This is the latest smartwatch from Apple, available on Sept. 21. Standout new features include a larger usable screen and an EKG sensor.

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<p>Amazon announced new Alexa features especially for parents with small children.&nbsp;</p>

Alexa adds whisper mode, a godsend to parents

Alexa now knows not to wake the baby and can help kids with daily routines.

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From rocket bikes to mechanical forks: Vintage inventions that never took off

The wackier inventions of a bygone era solve all the problems you never knew you had.

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MIT using radio waves to monitor patients' health through walls

The technology is already used in over 200 homes with healthy people, as well as patients with various conditions.

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Preparing for Florence: Stay connected when the big storm hits

When a major disaster like Florence strikes, having the right tech gear can help you stay in touch with the world -- and survive.

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<p>The "Molar Mic" clips on to the back teeth.&nbsp;</p>

'Molar Mic' will let US military make radio calls from their teeth

Goodbye walkie-talkie, hello sneaky-speaky.

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<p>WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 5: Twitter chief executive officer Jack Dorsey takes his seat as he arrives for a House Committee on Energy and Commerce hearing about Twitter's transparency and accountability, on Capitol Hill, September 5, 2018 in Washington, DC. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg faced questions about how foreign operatives use their platforms in attempts to influence and manipulate public opinion.</p>

CNET UK Podcast 544: Twitter faces the music, and IFA teases the future

CNET's Katie Collins and Richard Trenholm watch tech execs face off with US lawmakers -- and ask whether it's time for a BlackBerry comeback.

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On board a $1.7M luxury RV with a hidden secret

This top-shelf motor home has all the niceties you might expect for genteel cruising -- and one you won't believe.

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IFA 2018's quirky and cool gadgets

Cow trackers, chess bots and pleasure givers; the tech confab has its share of interesting products.

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Step aside, Super Soaker, the Spyra One shoots water bullets

Water guns could use an upgrade.

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