Tissot's the latest Swiss watch maker to launch a connected watch. It's called the Smart Touch, but it doesn't run Android Wear, and instead connects to your phone to provide GPS directions, weather updates, and time zone control.
In a video released by Miami Police, we see how quick and easy it is for criminals to install a card skimmer to a point-of-sale terminal, potentially ready to steal your credit card information. How fast? Less than 8-seconds.
Samsung's teamed up with jewelry designer de Grisogono to produce a limited edition, super flash version of the Gear S2 smartwatch. Covered in gold and diamonds, Samsung's keeping quiet about the price, which probably means we can't afford it.
Forget the flashy metal bands Apple sells for the Apple Watch, how about choosing one with a built-in ECG monitor? You'll want the Kardia Band, which takes AliveCor's ECG tech seen in its smartphone cases, and puts them on your wrist.
Samsung has flung the doors of its concept product lab open again, showing off three new projects, including a set of headphones that make VR a full-motion experience, and a pair of fun new apps.
If you've even heard of Hatsune Miku at all, you may only know her cute holographic image, but she's more than just that. The software that makes her sing is at the heart of a digital music revolution, enabling people to make music that may otherwise be impossible.
NEC is developing a new biometric authentication method that uses unique audio patterns generated by our ears to identify us. Not only is it fast, but it's also highly accurate. Here's how it works.
Cheetah Mobile has launched CM Launcher 3D, a standalone version of the launcher installed on the CheetahPhone. It has the same flashy 3D graphics, and potential speed benefits, but sadly all the ads too.
With days to go before the Galaxy S7 is released, Samsung has taken a moment to detail the dual pixel camera sensor that's inside both the S7 and the S7 Edge, hoping to convince holdouts to pre-order the device.
Researchers from Rutger University have shown that using a free-form gesture to secure apps on your smartphone is easier, faster, and equally as secure as using a text-based password.
A French MP has proposed a massive one million euro fine be handed out to technology companies, in the event they don't provide law enforcement with a backdoor code accessing private data.
Toyota's Project Blaid is an unusual wearable that's designed to help blind people find their way around large, complex indoor spaces. It's worn around the neck, and provides haptic and voice guidance.
Wearables are so difficult to get right, sometimes even old-school watch makers mess it up. The Cybertool is an Acer-designed smart accessory that will utterly ruin the look of your classy Victorinox Inox for just $100.
Barnes & Noble has announced it's to close the U.K. branch of its Nook digital content store, but has signed a deal with Sainsbury's Entertainment on Demand so owners can still read their books. Well, most of their books.
A teacher has lost her job after a student discovered a risqué photo on her unlocked smartphone, and then shared it with friends and on social networks. It highlights the need for securing our phones.
Nine roller coasters at Six Flags theme parks are about to get a VR upgrade, thanks to Samsung and the Gear VR headset. Riders will put on the Gear VR, and be transported into a virtual world while they ride the coasters.
Pebble has reduced the price of the Pebble Time and Pebble Time Round models, taking $50 off each one, or 30-percent in other countries. Is Pebble just feeling generous, or is it feeling the heat from growing competition?
Microsoft just can't stop reducing the price of its Band 2 fitness and heath wearable. This time it has slashed $75 from the usual $250 price, bringing it down to a more reasonable $175, or £150 in the U.K., down from £200.
This amazing solar cell is so light, it can be placed on a bubble without popping it. It's the result of years of research by MIT, and incredibly, despite its small size, has a higher power-to-weight ratio than other solar cells.
Google has updated the iOS version of Google Maps, adding the convenient detour feature launched on Android last year, along with support for 3D Touch shortcuts on the latest iPhone models.
In-car smartphone mounts are usually ugly messes of plastic and metal. Not so with the Satechi Magnet Vent Mount, which is small, subtle, and attractive.
The next Vector smartwatch will have a solar charging system that will extend its already impressive battery life even more, potentially meaning you'll only have to charge it six times a year.
The software company that makes the Clean Master app has made a phone, with the plan of making its performance and optimisation techniques even more effective, due to having deeper access to the device. Here's what it's like.
Xiaomi's Mi 5 is a Samsung impostor we can live with, Android Experiments blend art and engineering, and Pepper the robot teaches us that not all robots are out for human blood. At least, not yet.
LG has announced it'll hold an event on February 21, just one day before MWC 2016 opens its doors, where it'll reveal something new. The only clue we have so far says the announcement will be "playful."
Smartphone company Gionee says it knows the secret to making you want to buy its phones -- making you smile, and that's the aim behind the new S8, an all-metal Android phone with a 3D Touch screen.
Smartphone brand Oppo has demonstrated two exciting new prototype technologies that it'll build into phones coming later this year. The first eliminates camera phone shake, and the second will fully charge a battery in 15 minutes.
We recap the first day of Mobile World Congress 2016, the largest mobile device trade show in the world. With big news from LG, Samsung, and more, there was plenty to get excited about, even on the day before MWC officially started.
Buckingham Palace is the latest location in Google's Expedition program, which lets kids visit incredible places, through the magic of Google Cardboard.
A prototype flexible smartphone developed by a Canadian university has given us a glimpse at how the technology could change the way we interact with mobile devices. It adds bend and haptic feedback sensors to the screen, moving beyond touch control.
Indian company Ringing Bells (yes, really) will soon release a new Android Lollipop smartphone that costs about $5, and against all the odds, the specification isn't completely terrible.
Cheetah Mobile, responsible for Android apps like Clean Master, may be working on a smartphone project with Chinese brand Cubot, where its software will come pre-installed. The result may be revealed at Mobile World Congress.
An insidious new piece of Android malware has been spotted operating in the wild. It's called Mazar, and it gives an attacker almost complete access to your phone, including the ability to erase its contents.