I’m a fast eater. I’ve tried to become one of those people that takes more than ten seconds to eat a slice of pizza, but I’m still usually done before my friends have even made a dent. I need to slow ...

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.

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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 ...

Modern day eating habits are making us fat, stupid, and sick. Even for those high-octane health-nuts with the discipline to have a salad, rapid eating between meetings can cause weight gain, brain fog ...

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 ...

One of the wildest and most whimsical gadgets we’ve seen in quite a while is here on the show floor at CES: the Hapifork. It’s a “smart fork” that has a Bluetooth radio, a capacitive sensor, and a ...

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: ...

HAPIfork Now Available for PreOrder on Kickstarter Crowdfunding Campaign Kicks Off for HAPIfork, the World's First Connected Fork; Monitors How Fast People Eat and Helps Them Slow Down HAPILABS, a ...

There’s never any shortage of interesting things at the Consumer Electronics Show, especially devices or software that will transform the way people consume entertainment. HapiFork: In a nation where ...

Imagine you’re sitting at the dinner table, diving face-first into a huge bowl of pasta. While forking down your meal, you’re hardly even enjoying those glorious, buttery carbs. You’re just devouring ...