Christmas is just around the corner, and HEXUS' Parm Mann sounds off on ten gadgets he'd wish to ...
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Struggling to control your Media Center PC from the couch? Gyration's Universal Media Center Remo...
A couple of Japanese firms have teamed up to develop a prototype remote control that generates its own power.
Jumping on the Kindle competition bandwagon, Creative has also decided to come out with an E-reader, which it claims will be able to handle not just text, but rich media too.
The man who brought us the bagless vacuum cleaner has today unveiled the bladeless electric fan.
Activelink's "Power Loader" exoskeleton looks like something you might find aboard the warship Sulaco.
A Harmony remote that's priced within reach of the average consumer? Well, almost.
One remote to rule them all?
Fits somewhere in between Xbox and Zune, get it?
Fancy eating at a restaurant with interactive tables? Check out inamo on Wardour Street in London's Soho.
Christmas is just around the corner, and HEXUS' Parm Mann sounds off on ten gadgets he'd wish to find beneath the tree this year.
The Toy Retailers Association has announced its dream list of 2008 Christmas toys. Want to keep the kids happy? Read on.
Ever wanted a multimedia headset that provides a display, headphones, mobile A/V player, Wi-Fi and 8GB of memory? Here it is.
Yes this is a wind-up, but Gizoo's Universal Remote Control really does work without batteries.
Ever heard of the Waboba Ball? It's apparently one of the hottest crazes this summer and appeals to those who love sports, sun and water.
It isn't quite 2015, but Nike is readying Back to the Future inspired trainers in the form of the McFly Hyperdunks.
Trekkies be warned, after seeing this, you're going to want to have one.
The trouble with video glasses is that they tend not to be the best looking piece of eyewear you'll ever see. Are Myvu's Crystal Edition any better?
Cause, you know, we all need to know where the nearest Wi-Fi hotspot is.
Don't you just hate the mess of cable when you're charging your phone?
Creator of self-proclaimed cool and innovative gadgets, Thumbs Up UK, has unveiled its T-Sketch t-shirt and with it, brought an end to civilisation as we know it.
You can get your USB hubs in just about any shape or form these days, and now there's one to get you in gear for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
All my dreams may have been answered by none other than Travelodge. The hotel chain has recently had itch-free pyjamas developed to ensure a perfect nights sleep at some of its ...
The chip maker has announced a new device that can read captured text aloud to the dyslexic, sight impaired or blind.
New whisperings from media companies suggest Apple's oversized iPod touch-alike may be about to land on shelves by early next year.
Ever wanted to carry three million Wikipedia articles in your pocket? Now you can.
With wireless connectivity, support for social networking and much, much more, HP's DreamScreen isn't your average photo frame.
Sony's latest e-book reader packs built-in 3G connectivity, and it'll arrive in time for Christmas.
Fed up with the size of the British Standard BS 1363 power plug? Check out this concept.
Internet-centric Tablet? Family orgainser. O2-beating device. You decide.
Amazon has unveiled its Kindle 2 wireless reading device amid plenty of fanfare, but will it ever reach UK users?
Looking for a last-minute Christmas present for the lady who loves her tech? How about a bit of flash-drive jewellery?
Scientists from the universities of Aberdeen and Tokyo have caught on camera what's believed to be the world's deepest living fish.
The successor to the HEXUS-recommended Media Center Remote is now shipping, and it's packing an LCD screen.
Computer processors are continuing to provide a rapid increase in performance, but we ask, what else might you do with that extra oomph?
Struggling to control your Media Center PC from the couch? Gyration's Universal Media Center Remote could be the solution for you.
We might not have the 1.21 jigawatts required to run it, but we've got our hands on a Flux Capacitor.
One For All's universal Energy Saver remote promises an energy saving of 90% when you switch off your TV.
Pop all day and all night along with Puchi Puchi indefatigable bubble-wrap.
If you're serious about weather forecasts, you'll want to take a look at Oregon Scientific's new Meteo watch.
It isn't the best solution you'll ever see, but it sure is cheap and easy.
We've seen our fair share of adult tech-toys at CeBIT this year but few have drawn crowds quite like the small but adorable toy-dinosaur, Pleo.
Elmo cuddly toys-turned-robots are already a cause for uncontrollable laughter, the new Elmo however, Elmo Live, takes things to a whole new level. Elmo can now sing, dance, tel...
Any self-proclaimed Star Wars fan can't go without one of these. Play.com are now selling full size Stormtrooper replica helmets.
Men may not be quite the tech-sperts they believe themselves to be, according to a new survey by Gadget Helpline.
With the availability of Amazon's kindle in the UK, we look at whether the device has much potential and whether bibliophiles will be prepared to shell out for the device.
Available to UK customers on October 19th, but there are a few provisos.
World’s first fully electronic Rubik’s Cube reinvents 1974's classic puzzle game for the 21st century.
Entertainment Weekly to get video screens.
First seen at the Taipei International Robot show, this robot is designed to greet guests and act as a tour guide.
This HEXUS.help guide explains the need for energy-efficient components and how much current hardware can literally cost you.
You too can be James Bond....for real.
Can't quite get comfortable with a notebook on your lap? Logitech has itself a solution - the Comfort Lapdesk.
Electrolux has itself a new-and-improved automated vacuum cleaner, and promises a dream-cleaning scenario.
Tokyo's high-tech cycle storage solution has been captured working its magic on video, and it's something special.
A poll of 2,000 Brits has revealed that millions of consumers don't understand gadgets, and many of us will end up throwing them across the room.
Swann Security's latest device, the FlashlightDVR, hides a camera and DVR for those who need to capture without being noticed.
Swiss peripheral manufacturer, Logitech, has announced its latest notebook-orientated mouse.
Has the old and faithful alarm clock been made obsolete by gadgets such as the mobile phone?
A poll of 4,500 Brits has revealed the most pointless gadget to date, can you guess what it is?
If you took the ideals of Formula 1, combined it with gems and put it all into a watch, you'd get something like this.
Microsoft's coveted Surface device will be making its public debut at AT&T stores in the US on April 17th, consumer availability feels that little bit closer now.
Power on the move, it's small, clever and you never know just how useful it will be until you have it.
Ever come across a gadget that is essentially very good but has one or two minor niggles that truly infuriate you? I have, and here are just a few of them.
We've seen televisions, phones, laptops, cars and much more at CES this year. Expanding on the already diverse set of products, Legget & Platt were at hand to show off a rather ...
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