Enter the soda maker—a way to ditch the can and make a fizzy drink from the comfort of your home. There are tons of brands out there, but I decided to test a soda maker from a big name in the kitchen ...

Or at least, that's how it used to be. Before home-use soda machines became mainstream, you couldn't get that straight-from-the-fountain flavor or those iconic bubbles without leaving the house.

After a “wouldn’t it be cool if…” discussion with his friends, [Mistablik] decided to use his summer break to construct a soda vending machine that fit entirely within his school locker.

The more you push it, the more carbonation you get. “A soda maker is really a very simple machine, and I appreciate that the OmniFizz reflects that simplicity,” Mace writes. You can bubble ...

It’s very hard to tell from this photo because of the super bright blue LEDs, but this soda machine is being robbed by a robot. We don’t condone theft, but neither does the creator of the project.

On Friday, the company announced its brand new soda machine, the Coca-Cola Freestyle 9100, which will utilize Bluetooth connectivity to allow users connect via the Freestyle mobile app.

using a CO2 cylinder located in the back of the machine. With customisation in mind, the Ninja Thirsti allows you to completely personalise your drinks’ flavour, strength, carbonation and size.