It seems like no one really needs a connected toaster. For decades you've been able to adjust just how dark you want your bread with a knob or lever. But maybe we've been missing out on perfect toast ...

Originally hailing from Troy, Ohio, Ry Crist is a writer, a text-based adventure connoisseur, a lover of terrible movies and an enthusiastic yet mediocre cook. A CNET editor from 2013 to 2024, Ry's ...

It’s one of the simplest appliances in your kitchen, but how many times have you popped bread in a toaster, only to have it nuke your slice because the previous user had it set to well done? Too often ...

My favorite thing, hands down, about the Griffin Connected Toaster is the slider on the app. On one side is an icon of a white piece of bread. On the other, is one that’s all black. Sure, a smart ...

We used the all-in-one, app-connected toaster oven for more than a month to find out if it could pass muster toasting, baking, air frying, and more. Serious Eats / Grace Kelly The Breville Joule Oven ...

Mirror mirror, on the wall, do I need an umbrella today? Griffin Technology, known for mobile device accessories, is stepping into the connected home arena at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show with ...

A household full of smart, connected appliances could have benefits beyond waking up in a toasty warm house to the smell of freshly brewed coffee. As part of his Addicted Products project, Italian ...

The "Internet of Things" is coming--is the U.S. ready with its IPv6 transition? In the Interop conference's early days, John Romkey was provoked into demonstrating a connected toaster. The Sunbeam ...

Griffin today debuted its latest line of products at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show, introducing a new set of smart home products that include a Connected Toaster, Connected Coffee Maker, ...

Italian designer Simone Rebaudengo of Addicted Products has created a totally different toaster, reports Wired. It's a fleet of Internet-connected toasters that keep track of how often you use them.