Gadgets

Your beer might get the next round for you.

A new feature from Game Informer explains how the combat system works in 'Spider-Man.'

From robots to tiny drones, this list has you covered.

From campground to man-cave, the proper tools of the trade are mandatory.

Affordable Teslas, robot chefs and augmented hearing.

TaylorMade golf clubs, jerky and the Barbarian: Dad approved.

Startup founder Matt Dalio wants everyone in the world to have a personal computer by 2025.

Joy to the world: fab Galaxy tab, booming speakers and really ugly Xmas sweaters.

Drones, mini-fridges, speakers, sharp knives: Have fun!

A survival guide on how to get out of Day of the Dad alive.

Better toys for big girls and boys.

The Apple Watch combines the two rudest things you can do in social settings—check your watch and look at your phone—and suggests you do both incessantly.

Newsweek reviews the latest kit, including in-ear headphones and a storage device.

The Pedego Electric Bike is a colorful, sleek-looking beach cruiser with a battery-pack that allows one to decide when and how much one should exercise.

The multitasking music machine takes one back in time to when dynamics, tone-color and stereo imagery were more important than portability and streaming.

The gizmos that have a fighting chance at capturing the interest of the shortest attention span generation that has ever walked the earth.

This Christmas, e-waste levels are likely to be higher than ever.

Here are a few emergency gifting strategies before fleeting goodwill is replaced by post-new year misanthropy.

Summoning your car with a word to your smartwatch may no longer become the preserve of silver screen spies

The following techno-gadget-y items will surely warm the hearts of your family, friends or foes one must abide for diplomacy's sake.

Anki DRIVE is to slot cars what your iPhone is to the rotary dial—and it still goes round in circles

Our gadget guru scours the earth for newfangled connected devices. A Porkfolio for the person you love?

No cutlery puns were spared in examining the cutting edge of science.