Fully Charged: Razer’s entry-level Nabu X fitness tracker, Marvel’s first Ant-Man trailer, and more Star Wars headphones from 50 Cent
All the tech news tidbits you might’ve missed after another crazy day of CES
Health and fitness
CES 2015: Four new Garmin fitness wearables explode from the blocks
The GPS kingpin debuts watches at both ends of the sports-tracking spectrum
CES 2015: Swarovski Shine fitness tracker never needs charging
Misfit has teamed up with the crystal-masters to give you always-on tracking… in style
CES 2015: Parrot’s Zik Sport headphones can tell how good a runner you are
Probably the smartest headphones in the world
CES 2015: Fat, sad and eating too much? These next-gen fitness trackers will tell you so
Measuring calories, body fat and mood are all on the wearable agenda
Fully Charged: LG’s Firefox phone is a translucent treat, Star Trek 3 in 2016, and Samsung makes app for autistic children
All the tech news you need to start the day right
Fully Charged: Google Maps gets Cardboard VR mode, don’t miss Simogo’s free holiday game, and watch the amazing double modular prosthetic video
End the week strong with our morning roundup of the latest and greatest tech news
Fully Charged: Skype Translator preview begins, Devil May Cry coming to PS4 and Xbox One, and the VR fitness routine
All the tech news tidbits you need to begin the day well informed
Fully Charged: Smartphone-powered eye exams, Durex’s dual-screen advert, and amazing drone footage of Chernobyl
End the week strong with our morning roundup of the hottest tech news tidbits
Fully Charged: Spacecraft lands on comet, Samsung’s gold-covered curved TV, and converting a PlayStation TV back into a handheld
Our morning roundup has all the tech news you need to begin the day
Tailio turns your litter box into a smart monitor for your cat
Day 17: I am still wary of the strange device beneath my waste tray. The humans appear to trust it, so naturally I do not…
Low-cost, inflatable infant incubator from UK wins James Dyson Award
Much cheaper than modern hospital tech, it could save lives in developing countries
