Fitbit Charge HR review By Duncan Bell published 17 November 17 Updated We take a look at one of the most popular Fitbit trackers - the Charge HR. It's the first to bring in heart rate tracking tech.
Google Glass 2: design sketch suggests it could actually look worse than the original By Duncan Bell published 27 November 15 Patent filing including the original, cam-touting face computer also shows a very different, arguably worse, look.
Fossil's first Android Wear smartwatch is now on sale By Duncan Bell published 25 November 15 Fossil Founder Q is first proper smartwatch by a proper watch brand for under $1,000
Microsoft HoloLens and Volvo will roll out a virtual car showroom next year; we've seen it and it's great… By Duncan Bell published 20 November 15 State-of-the-art HoloLens demo lets you view and choose colours and options on a virtual car.
Nest Learning Thermostat brings hot water to Europe By Duncan Bell published 17 November 15 Now controls more than your heating, offers better screen and economy, and still has the most satisfying knob in the business.
TomTom CURFER box and app could improve your lousy driving By Duncan Bell published 3 November 15 Sat-nav overlord TomTom creates the ultimate back-seat driver, scoring and social sharing your wheelmanship
3, 2, 1, Go! Garmin releases trio of new running watches By Duncan Bell published 21 October 15 Two for mid-level runners and one for the more serious pavement pounder/sidewalk smasher.
New music streaming service costs half what Spotify does By Duncan Bell published 14 October 15 On the other hand, Electric Jukebox does come with £179/$229 upfront cost
You can now tell your Philips Hue bulbs to change colour using your voice, so long as that colour isn't yellow By Duncan Bell published 5 October 15 New Hue Bridge adds Apple Siri and HomeKit support, but can't handle the word 'yellow', we found
Timex jumps on analogue fitness watch bandwagon with Metropolitan+ By Duncan Bell published 17 September 15 UPDATED American watch giant confirms price and variants.
Google Glass 2 'will clip on' and 'may already be in your office' By Duncan Bell published 31 July 15 Doctors and field workers are quietly being used as guinea pigs for the new smart specs.
Vector to bring smartwatches to the fashion market for the autumn season (September, specifically) By Duncan Bell published 29 July 15 Offers long battery life, subtle notifications, large range of options, bespoke OS, possibly free hair pomade
Next Apple Watch to be much the same as current one but with better battery life By Duncan Bell published 2 July 15 Possibly the most stereotypical Apple rumour story headline you'll read today
Withings would like Fitbit users to move to its platform now, please By Duncan Bell published 30 June 15 You can import your Fitbit data to your Activité or Pulse Ox any time you like…
Now there's a wearable to tell you how excited you are during Wimbledon By Duncan Bell published 29 June 15 Jaguar's Feel Wimbledon campaign lets you track tennis-related excitement in real time
What we learned about the future of smartwatches at the world's biggest watch show By Duncan Bell published 21 March 15 They want to mix the past and the future, and they're really really happy Apple is making a watch, honestly
Tag Heuer and Google plan to make the first smartwatch you'll really lust after By Duncan Bell published 19 March 15 Tag team up for Android Wear watch in a fancier-than-normal case. Are smartwatches now serious business?
Now you can 'drive' a virtual Skoda By Duncan Bell published 11 February 15 It may sound like the punchline to a joke, but it's actually a unique advertising experience where you're the star
BBC launch Taster for "experimental" content on multiple platforms By Duncan Bell published 26 January 15 BBC's answer to YouTube lets you try, rate and share cutting-edge TV, radio and apps
Garmin Vivosmart review By Rob Temple, Duncan Bell published 19 January 15 Discreet, well-designed fitness band tracks your steps and other activities but also offers notifications, music controls and waterproofing
Google Glass: half full or half empty? By Duncan Bell published 18 January 15 Opinion Google's announced the end of the Explorer Edition and said a successor will follow "when it's ready". Will that be this side of never?
Hands on: Parrot Zik Sport review By Duncan Bell published 8 January 15 Not yet rated CES 2015 Comfortably grippy earphones offer a load of (mostly useful) fitness data and promise strong audio with noise-cancelling.
Elgato Eve gives you smart home without the hub By Duncan Bell published 6 January 15 CES 2015 New range of Bluetooth connected HomeKit sensors ready to roll in 2015
Valeo lines up self-driving cars for 2015 or maybe 2018 By Duncan Bell published 6 January 15 CES 2015 Legal issues remain the big obstacle to greater autonomy for your ride
Belkin now has even more things for the Internet of Things By Duncan Bell published 6 January 15 CES 2015 New sensors and child-monitoring tag added to its burgeoning Wemo arsenal
