Product Review: http://reviews.cnet.com/cell-phone-and-smart/nike-fuelband/4505-6448-7-35165558.html?tag=newspapers CNET rating: 3.5 stars out of 5 (Very good) The good: As a fitness tracker, the Nike FuelBand offers a simple, attractive design that stays out of the way during most physical activities. Its pedometer tracks steps … Continue reading →

Traffic sucks and gas prices are heading north for summer, so our app-obsessed compatriots at Gadget Lab have taken 9 auto-related apps for a spin to help you find the cheapest fuel, the quickest route to work and make sure … Continue reading →

By Qaiser Mohammad Ali PUBLISHED: 16:42 EST, 11 April 2012 | UPDATED: 16:43 EST, 11 April 2012 A quiet but path-breaking revolution is brewing in Hyderabad that has the potential to resolve forever one of the biggest debates in cricket … Continue reading →

BIRMINGHAM, England, April 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – – **100,000+ visitors able to unlock exclusive content at Birmingham NEC using Aurasma** Crowds attending The Gadget Show Live this week will be able to get even closer to their favourite presenters with the world’s … Continue reading →

I can think of few hassles as devastating as dropping your cell phone into the sink or letting it take a tumble in the washing machine. These kinds of accidents happen all the time, often with the result of an … Continue reading →

Unbelievable as it sounds, I finally found a mobile device with more applications than the iPhone. Not only that, it has user-replaceable batteries and a water-resistant case that can withstand a 10-foot drop. All for about $100 when it … Continue reading →

Toray Advanced Film is releasing a self-healing protective film to help make gadgets immune to physical damages. Clumsy gadgets owners, rejoice! If you’re accident prone or have slippery fingers, you might be happy to learn that a Japanese company has … Continue reading →

Five people have been charged in China yesterday over an incident last year, where a seventeen-year-old teenager sold his kidney to buy a new iPhone and iPad 2. State-run news site Xinhua reported that the five, including a surgeon and … Continue reading →

Looking down from my fourth-floor apartment window, I saw what at first seemed to be a religious event: a candle-bearing church processional on West 60th Street headed toward Columbus Circle. Then I realized what it was. Pedestrians on the sidewalk … Continue reading →