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The GagWriter, in case you couldn’t tell, is for people who truly rate their oral skills as much as their writing skills.

Sextech hacking refers to the modification of existing sex toys, and, with ever-increasing open-access resources out there, it's more accessible than ever.

DIY hacker and 'maker' communities are seen as a welcoming space, but that isn't always the case for sex-related projects.

Scientists at Rice University in Texas have created a new 3D printing method that allows them to make responsive robots that react to touch and stimulus.

Hacking sex toys isn't a common hobby. Creating your own homemade BDSM sex tech is an even rarer one, but getting started is surprisingly straightforward.

The Lelo F1s is a smart sex toy in many definitions of the word, and is built on extensible technology… but is it any fun to use? Check out the full review.

Hacking usually hits headlines for all the wrong reasons, but there are a whole bunch of reasons you might want to start hacking your sex toys.

Sextech is normally the preserve of fully-funded (or at least fledgling-funded) companies, but what happens when sextech enthusiasts take things into their own hands? This!