While the tech press was obsessively covering the onslaught of Ultra HD TVs and uncovering unlicensed celebrity headphones at CES 2013, the mainstream media were fawning over a fork. Now HAPIfork, the ...
Launched on Kickstarter this week, the HAPIfork is a smart eating utensil that tracks the speed at which you consume a typical meal in order to encourage slowing down for healthier digestion.
The bossy utensil that got the mainstream media all worked up at CES will be available for purchase for $99 starting October 18th at the premiere purveyor of all things you didn't know you needed: ...
The French were everywhere at this year’s CES, measuring everything. Everything. The most imaginative expression of this peculiar (but useful) French obsession was the Hapifork, a Bluetooth-connected ...
From the Fitbit to the Nike+ Fuelband, the market is bursting at the seams with fitness gizmos that can help you track how many calories you’re burning. But what about the calories you consume? That’s ...
Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Hapifork electronic fork isn't cheap, and it isn't ...
Earlier this year, Hapilabs launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds to jumpstart their innovative concept for a smart fork, known as the HAPIfork. The HAPIfork was showcased at the beginning of ...
LAS VEGAS--Does your mom's lasagna taste better if you savor each bite as if it were your last? It might or might not, but if you slow down when eating, chances are you'll eat less. That's the idea ...
The HapiFork tracks how quickly you eat, vibrating if your bites are less than 10 seconds apart The company behind the smart fork has launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise $100,000 Fork is one of ...
My favorite product at CES isn’t an 8K Ultra High Definition Connected Smart TV with Glasses-Free 3D. It’s not a Smart Oven with Dual-Meal Cooking Technology and an Integrated App Ecosystem that ...
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