Coffee is the world’s caffeinated beverage of choice. Even with the wide range of choices we have today coffee seems to be everyone’s go-to energy boosting drink. For most people, going an entire day at the work without coffee is a sheer impossibility. Several shots of caffeine to the system seem to be the only thing keeping us on our ...

Facts show that coffee is the most consumed beverage on this planet. With a lot of intoxicants, coffee has proven to be beneficial for the human body. Coffee drinkers. More than 5 billion people in the world drink coffee every day. Along with the consumption, quality of the coffee matters a lot. Gourmesso proffers exceptional quality coffee for immense benefits. ...

If you are a frequenter of TechCrunch like us then you have probably already heard of the Bonaverde but if not then you really need to check out this video of the ultimate coffee machine.

Have you ever seen coffee art? The amazing incredible coffee art that turns heads and also makes you not want to drink a drop of coffee before taking a snapshot and looking like one of those food-picture-taking-hipsters.

'Top Brewer' is a coffee maker that can be remotely controlled by an iPhone application -- what else could today's caffeine-fueled gadget junkie want?

Scientists have found a brown dwarf star that they believe is only 207 degrees warm. If that's not cool enough, another star they're investigating is believed to be cooler than the human body.

Your friends with their puny carbonite ice-cube molds will envy you.

Coffee isn't only a stimulant, but also a social glue and fuel for creative lives. A proposed mobile app would allow caffeinated bloggers, writers, artists, and designers to share their coffeehouse-generated work in real-time.

Coffee has all sorts of untapped potential, as we saw with the Nespresso-powered clocks and radio. DARPA takes a handful of sweet caffeine-assisted glory with this mechanical coffee grounds-filled balloon. I know, it sounds like the leftovers of a futuristic Starbucks office party, but the resulting product is actually a helpful gripper which sucks objects into its crushed coffee grounds ...

Vienna designers Mischer�Traxler, also of Automatic Cake Decorator fame, used 700 used Nespresso coffee capsules, coffee grounds, strips of copper and salt water to create these coffee powered batteries. The batteries were used to power clocks at the 2010 Vienna Design Week. Six of the batteries connected together are enough to power a tiny clock. The whole collection of batteries ...