Tired of trying to juggle all the things we have to carry at an airport? Free up your hands with the Cowarobot R1, an amazing robotic suitcase that follows you around, won't get lost, and comes when it's called.
These smart shoes promise to help the golfer improve their game, by measuring balance and weight shift using pressure sensors in the sole, and presenting the data through an app on your phone. The Kickstarter campaign begins today.
Want to get healthier? Philips has a complete range of health and fitness tracking products, and a connected app, to help you do just that. These include a watch-style fitness tracker, and a pair of connected scales.
Rumors are slowly gathering that Samsung may have a new Gear VR headset in the works, but details are slim, leading to speculation it may be compatible with the forthcoming Galaxy Note 7 smartphone.
Sony has made some drastic changes to its mobile business over the past year, which appear to have paid off, even if it's only slightly. The company's mobile division has posted a profit in its latest earnings report.
Amazon's almost forgotten Dash wand, which is used to verbally order groceries through AmazonFresh, has launched in London, a lengthy two years after making its debut in the U.S..
The smartphone market isn't experiencing much growth at the moment, but that doesn't mean the market is stagnating. One company, in the face of tough times, is making the most of it.
Chinese brand Xiaomi continues to launch new products in its ever-expanding range, and for the first time, it has announced a pair of laptops. Here's what you need to know about the Mi Notebook Air.
Proving dual-lens cameras are one of the hottest smartphone trends of the year, Xiaomi has announced the Redmi Pro. The two camera lenses on the back of this metal smartphone produce pictures with a bokeh-style effect.
Our Huawei P9 review looks in detail at Huawei's first device with a Leica co-developed dual-lens camera, which has set the standard for such technology.
Ever wondered what it's like to fire up a 20,000 watt lightbulb in your house? This crazy guy does exactly that, and although the results are, ahem, "illuminating." We really don't envy his next electricity bill though.
This jewelry design graduate has found a far more convenient and creative way to use an Oyster Card on the London Underground. She has taken the chip from inside the card, and put it in a set of false nails.
Apple will make special, limited edition straps for the Apple Watch in designs inspired by the national flags of different countries competing in the upcoming Olympic Games. They're just $50 each, but you're going to need to be at the Games to grab one.
If SoftBank and Honda's partnership pays off, the inside of the autonomous car of the future won't be a quiet, lonely place, because it may be home to the super intelligent offspring of Pepper and Asimo.
Acer has finally announced the Jade Primo, a phone it teased back in September. The big draw is the Windows 10 operating system and support for Continuum.
We all have to charge our smartphones. Here, we look at which phones charge the fastest, whether using the standard charger or quick-charging technology.
What if you could zap your brain into doing what you want, when you want it, regardless of whether you're stressed, tired, or under pressure? That's the idea behind the Elf Emmit headband, which has launched on Indiegogo now.
Hooray, it's Amazon's Prime Day! Again! More deals than ever before are promised from the online retailer, and the world can't wait. Except behind all this, Prime Day has a more insidious purpose, and people are in danger of forgetting it.
You may have noticed there are a few deals around at the moment, and HTC doesn't want to be left out, so it has stripped $100 off the price of a new HTC 10. To sweeten the deal further, it's including an accessory bundle as well.
Astell&Kern are best known for their chunky, funky, and wonderful sounding hi-res music players. The company's latest model, the AK70, loses none of the design cool, but comes in a new pocket-friendly size. We check it out.
Xiaomi has traditionally sold its hardware online in China, but due to increased competition there, the company may be about to open dedicated retail stores and showrooms to help fight back.
A Chinese company has revealed the world's first graphene battery pack, which takes only 15 minutes to recharge despite its large 4,800mAh capacity, making it up to 20 times faster than conventional batteries.
The driver that sits in the cockpit of a Formula One car is just one part of what it takes to win a race, and increasingly, the flow of huge amounts of data is contributing to race and championship wins. We visited McLaren's Mission Control room to see exactly how data is used by a top F1 team.
Phone cases usually have one job: To protect your phone. Case maker Proporta has other ideas, and is developing a folio case for the iPhone with a clever, customizable magic button in the cover.
Sense, a sci-fi orb that sits by your bedside, proves that tracking your sleep patterns doesn’t have to be complicated or require wearing a wristband. We’ve been sleeping on the job to find out if it’s any good.
The Oppo F1 Plus looks gorgeous, and it’s a shame. Why? Because it’s a dead ringer for the iPhone 6S Plus, and there’s more to Oppo’s latest phone than simply being another iPhone clone.
LG has added three new smartphones to the X Series range -- the X5, X Power, and X Skin -- and while the X5 is all-new, the other two are strangely familiar, having been spotted before.
Denon is adding a new element to its Heos multi-room wireless speaker system with the Heos AVR, a sleek alternative to traditional complicated AV receivers.
Worried your new designer bag isn't genuine, but a convincing fake? One company has had enough, and decided to integrate special smartphone-readable NFC tags into the label to prove authenticity once and for all.
No more messing around with fiddly buttons, or accidentally forgetting to turn the power off on your wireless headphones. The B&O Play Beoplay H5 wireless earphones have magnets inside the ear buds that when snapped together, turn off the power.