While we're far from a fully smart toilet populated public here in 2013, signs of an unprecedented hacker attack have surfaced this week. The Japan-based My Satis toilet has received its very own ...

My husband gets most of his from “South Park.” Ever since last year when he saw an episode called “Japanese Toilet” extolling the virtues of smart toilets, he’s been desperate to buy one.

As if the idea of your computer or smartphone being hacked wasn’t troubling enough, your own toilet could be the next target of a cyber-attack – thanks to a Bluetooth vulnerability with the ...

According to CNN, Japanese telecom company NTT Docomo is behind the idea. They revealed the toilet paper idea in a recent video that also shows how to use Japanese toilets "by squatting." NTT Docomo's ...

Hacking into a $6,000 Japanese “smart” toilet and taking control of the bidet is a neat trick or a mean prank, but it’s not the type of security issue most people will ever have to worry ...

The news that a Japanese toilet can be remotely controlled by an Android app got us curious about what else was possible with this toilet technology.

The smart toilet's accompanying Android app — because of course it has an accompanying app — is vulnerable to a security exploit that allows hackers to control its functionality from far away ...

Download miniature paper crafts of loos from the world's largest smart toilet manufacturer that look real enough to work. Two versions of the famous Japanese company's toilet models in paper form ...

Have you ever wished that bathroom stalls came with a second toilet roll dispenser containing paper designed specifically for your smartphone? Probably not. But if you ever ...

GH Institute experts tested the best smart toilets, including top-performing picks from Kohler, Toto and American Standard.