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Turn your golf glove into a data-savvy caddy.
The portable Bluetooth speaker scene isn't suffering from a dearth of options, but if any outfit has what it takes to stand out in this crowded pack it's Boston-based Bose.
Fitbit's latest step tracker has moved to the wrist. But are accuracy issues going to keep it from reaching its potential?
Google IO Google Glass is subtle and unobtrusive, when you're the one wearing it.
One day, someone will get home automation exactly right. In the meantime, this works.
At its core, the Jawbone Up is a very attractive pedometer -- with pretensions to be much more. It collects some interesting data, but ends up creating questions rather than answers.
TechRadar takes TomTom's new GPS watch for a brief spin around the wrist, but is it a runaway success?
The perfect gadget for armchair scientists, this hydrogen fuel cell charger juices your gadgets using the power of Einstein.
The Mod Live added a fresh experience to our skiing. Getting live feedback and reviewing recorded data was fun, interesting, and taught us a bit more about ourselves.
Casio's popular G-Shock range of watches adds iPhone and Bluetooth connectivity to make you feel like Batman.
Any watch that displays the message 'searching for satellites' when you first turn it on its pretty damn cool. Is it more than a gimmick?
Dyson thinks washing hands and then going somewhere else to dry them is inefficient. Is it right, or is it just solving a problem that isn't there?
The 'gamification' of real life continues with the FuelBand and its app - but hey, it's all in a good cause for once.
The big issue with these internet-connected lightbulbs isn't how well they work: it's that they cost 180-flaming-quid.
Updated A totally open, yet cleverly tweaked Android interface adorns this fast-working 7-inch tablet.
CES 2013 Parrot, maker of the radio controlled flying quadrotor helicopter, revealed that it's been working on a few things.
CES 2013 Calling it the "holy grail" of the television industry, HiSense put a glasses-free 3D UHD prototype on display at CES.
Backlighting is perfectly executed on the Kobo Glo, and is a great option on a versatile e-reader that occasionally needs a computer.
A versatile, customisable and highly portable e-reader that can be held in one hand, the Kobo Mini is cheap, but is it too limited?
The Nook Simple Touch GlowLight packs a beautiful backlight and social options, but can it rival Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite?
Another complete reinvention of the iPod nano sees a bigger touchscreen with 16:9 aspect ratio for watching video.
The new iPod touch 5th Generation lands with an excellent 16:9 screen, great looks and slick performance
The Sonoro Cubo GoLondon is sturdy and striking-looking, with great sound quality, but is a little too expensive.
Samsung's Galaxy Player 4.2 makes sense as a cellular-free alternative, but with a wider variety of low-cost Android smartphones now on the market, the iPod touch remains the reigning champ of media players.
The Sumvision Cyclone Micro 3 is a portable media player that is so small it can fit in your shirt pocket.
