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This nifty prototype creation by Brixton-based techie Richard Pope helps commuters decide between cycling into work or getting the tube, based on weather and travel conditions.
Bicycle barometer lets London commuters decide between taking the bike or the tube Read More
It’s the creepiest all-walkin’, all shufflin’ robo-futuristic machine we’ve ever seen, but there’s something about this half dog/half-horse mad machine that we sort of like.
Nightmare-inducing DARPA Big Dog robot follows its master through the woods Read More
UK artist Dominic Wilcox has created a wonderful pair of fully-functional GPS-enabled shoes that are designed to guide users to their destination just by following the lights on the footwear.
Brit artist creates a pair of wonderful GPS-enabled shoes to guide you to your destination Read More
The prestigious T3 Awards took place last night, and the Taiwanese company Asus managed to steal the show, picking up no less than five awards.
Samsung Galaxy S3, Asus Google Nexus 7 and Transformer Prime scoop up T3 Awards Read More
Mobile battery chargers aren’t exactly the most exciting things in the tech world, but they’re ruddy useful things to have around at time. A neat twist on the standard external battery is the iGo Charge …
Review: iGo Dual USB wall charger with built in battery Read More
For fell-traversing, mountain-crossing, adventure-seeking types, the Garmin fēnix GPS navigator+ABC wristwatch could prove the ideal travel companion.
Garmin Fenix GPS wrist watch packs in the sensors Read More
Wacom has thrown out the Bamboo Splash, an entry-level member of its Bamboo family of pen tablets, retailing for just $79.
Wacom whips out the Bamboo Splash, an entry-level pen tablet for digital artists Read More
For fitness freaks, flab-watchers and folks tracking their pie consumption, Fitbit has announced the launch of the Fitbit Aria, a neat set of wi-fi enabled weighing scales.
Fitbit Aria Wi-Fi Smart Scale tracks your weight and fitness online via wi-fi Read More
Ready and willing to serve up some big screen action in the motor is the new TomTom Start 60 GPS unit, offering the biggest screen seen on any of TomTom’s portable …
TomTom Start 60 – a jumbo sized GPS unit with 6 inch screen for £169 Read More
Projectors have traditionally been great beefy things, but the pocket sized Philips PicoPix 2480 projector looks perfect for showing off content from your laptop, smartphone, camera or tablet.
Pint-sized Philips PicoPix 2480 projector pumps out 120 inch projections Read More
Well known for applying their stylish Scandinavian cool to their range of ready-to-assemble furniture, IKEA have broken into the home entertainment market with their smart new UPPLEVA entertainment system.
Sweet Scandinavian style with IKEA’s clutter-free HDTV home entertainment system Read More
These desktop mini power pylons are so daft – and cute – they can’t help but cheer up any boring work area.
Clear cable clutter with these crazy but cute desktop pylons Read MoreOne thing that drives us mad is losing a lens cap – and we’ve certainly lost quite a few over the years. For photographers there’s two options: either put the lens cap …
Novel lens cap strap holder claims to be a strapping solution for wandering lens caps Read MoreIf you’re fed up with the puny sound coming from your phone’s built-in speaker, or the less than hi-fi noise coming out of your smartphone dock, it might be time to invest in …
Stream tunes from phone to your hi-fi with Nokia’s MD-310 Wireless Music Receiver – review Read MoreConnecting to Android handsets via Bluetooth, the Sony SmartWatch lets users answer calls, play music and catch up on texts, email and social networks like Facebook and Twitter on the move.
Sony SmartWatch hooks up with Android phones for wrist info-feast Read More