It is nearly impossible to justify, to the average person, spending tens of thousands to millions of dollars on loudspeakers for personal enjoyment. Such acquisitions happen as a result of an ...

Loudspeakers are in a class by themselves. No matter where you find yourself on the audio enthusiast spectrum, there is no doubt that people have very strong feelings about them. This article ...

“It’s always in the back of my mind to put materials out there to see what others can do with them,” Mike Giles tells Co.Design. In order to promote the launch, he commissioned six designers to go ...

Buying an Alexa-capable speaker from or a third-party manufacturer isn't the only way you can take the smart speaker for a spin. Amazon has made it so you -- and other manufacturers -- can make your ...

The power of Alexa for a fraction of the price The power of Alexa for a fraction of the price is a Senior Producer on Decoder. Previously, he reported on the technology and gaming industries for more ...

Google wants to make it easier than ever to build your own smart home gadgets. The search giant's latest kits hit Target stores this month and include everything you need to make either a smart ...

Furby is already a tad creepy by itself, but a new DIY mod just stepped up the spookiness: Howchoo has converted a Furby toy into a makeshift Amazon Echo. The project works its dark magic by ...

We've featured a few ways to repurpose materials into speaker stands, but if you're looking for something a bit cleaner, DIY weblog IKEA Hacker shows us how to build a cable-hiding stand out of just a ...

Amazon wants Alexa in as many products as possible, so it’s partnering with Intel to make it easier for manufacturers to incorporate the voice assistant into their devices. The two companies announced ...

There are a couple of reasons you might build your own speakers. One would be cost, another would be the satisfaction of hand crafting a completely custom rig. This kit from JVC offers none of these ...

Apple doesn't offer standalone desktop speakers, but if they did you can bet they'd look something like this. Brett wanted a 2.1 speaker system to match his 27-inch LED Cinema Display, and finding ...