As we rapidly approach this year’s tax deadline, it’s our annual reminder that we need printers in our life. Sure, it is fully possible to live a paperless existence but sometimes we just have to go back to the old standby. That said, companies like Epson and Brother continue to churn out high-quality printers that are worth checking out.

Today, Epson has launched its newest release: the XP-430. This Small-in-One printer offers a slim footprint and checks every box in terms of features, including AirPrint. With scan, copy and printing capabilities, it’s time to kick your old printer to curb in favor of something a little more useful…

There was a time when I was not a coffee drinker. Thankfully, I’ve since overcome such foolishness and regularly have a cup by my side. The struggle is finding the right vessel for your preferred beverage. Sure, I have some favorites but few are able to keep my cup of joe warm for an extended period of time. While there are popular options from Contigo and Thermos, to name a few, there is room for improvement here.

That’s where Yecup 365 comes in. This travel mug has a built-in power supply that is capable of heating and cooling your drink for hours on end. Not only that, it’s controllable via your smartphone so you can hit just the right temperature. While companies like Ember have gone down this road before, Yecup stands alone with its ability to maintain a much wider range of temperatures. Head below for full details.

We haven’t brought the Internet of Things to our wine yet? Ok, so let’s do that. Kuvée is a new project from a Boston startup that has a plan to re-shape the multi-billion dollar wine industry. At its core, this product and wine delivery service is an internet-connected take on the Keurig. With a built-in display for finding new drinks and automatic reminders of when your wine is best to consume, Kuvée offers a lot of potential for tech-savvy vino enthusiasts…

VIZIO first introduced its P-Series line of 4K Ultra HDTVs nearly a year ago with a release that bridged the gap between its budget and high-end offerings. Unfortunately, those models didn’t do much to move the needle. Fast forward to today, VIZIO has made a splash with refreshed models that are gunning for the title of this year’s top mainstream 4K option. Aside from new Google Cast supported features, this Ultra HDTV is loaded with specs at an attractive price point…

The future is here. You can now press a button on your Apple Watch and sit back as your entire lawn is manicured thanks to Husqvarna’s latest innovation. The new Automower Connect app for watchOS is an extension of its previously released iOS utility. It works with Husqvarna’s full line of robotic lawn mowers and adds another layer to these sweet lawn care devices…

Nike has detailed its first pair of self-lacing shoes that will be widely available for purchase. The HyperAdapt 1.0 was announced a year after the popular shoemaker revealed its modern day version of Marty McFly’s iconic kicks. Although pricing has yet to be announced, we can guarantee that these bad boys won’t be cheap. Head below for full details and to see them in action.

It has been a big start to the year for consumer drones. Just recently DJI announced the fourth generation of its popular Phantom quadcopter. Back at CES, Parrot detailed a new fixed wing drone with impressive flight speeds. Fast forward to today and PowerUp has opened pre-orders for its FPV virtual reality-enabled kit for paper airplanes. After a successful Kickstarter campaign that raised nearly $500,000, it is now ready for purchase.

PowerUp partnered with Parrot on this DIY kit that brings together today’s technology with the classic pastime of paper airplanes. You can control flight via your phone or VR headset, allowing anyone to take to the skies. With big names like DJI dominating the space, will this alternative be able to contend? More below.

Canon’s best-selling prosumer DSLR, the T5, is finally getting a replacement. This camera moves on after two years as one of the most popular models on the market. Today, Canon has announced the EOS Rebel T6 DSLR camera, which will take over the entry-level spot in its lineup. The latest addition will fall in behind the pricier T6i and T6s. Today’s news comes just weeks after the company announced the upcoming EOS 80D and G7 X Mark II. Full details below…

It has been a while since we’ve heard from LittleBits. Last time, the DIY brand introduced the Gizmos and Gadgets kit with eyes on building a variety of projects like a mega blaster and wireless doorbells. Today, it’s launching a new collection built around on STEAM education values. You’ve likely heard of the STEM programs that are popping up at local schools all over the United States. STEAM simply adds arts and design into the equation.

LittleBits’ new Student Set is designed specifically for this curriculum and includes everything needed to get started…

Nearly a year ago, Ninebot out of China purchased Segway in a deal that hoped to revive the struggling brand. Last fall we detailed the first product released under the new Xiaomi name. Part of the goal of this merger was to license out Segway’s self-balancing technology to other companies.

A designer by the name of Bel & Bel is taking advantage of this opportunity with its new Zero Scooter. While a prototype was initially introduced a few years back, it lacked the necessary technology to stand on its own. With Ninebot’s expertise in hand, this Segway-inspired scooter is ready to hit the streets this fall…

We first told you about What? Watch back in November as it released a new take on smartphone-connected timepieces. Now, four months later, What? has jumped on Kickstarter with its Calendar Watch in hopes of raising $100,000. That goal was easily surpassed within a few days.

Why so much interest? The Calendar Watch has a built-in display behind the face that visually blocks out busy sections of your day. For example, have a business lunch at noon? That piece of the pie on your display will be color coordinated to reflect your unavailability. Add an event later this evening? It will update automatically and show those changes. On top of it all, it’s a pretty good looking watch…

This morning, the Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced the third generation of its popular microcomputer. Four years after releasing the original Pi Model B, also on a leap year, the latest iteration has upgraded specs, new wireless connectivity and complete backwards compatibility with prior generations. More below.