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The best images of the Nature Photography Contest have been decided, and we can't imagine it was an easy task for the judges - as just picking some, not all, to showcase here has been a huge challenge. A broad competition, it covers categories ...

Shanghai-based Unihertz has made a name for itself in recent years with its varied lineup of rugged phones, tiny phones, and BlackBerry-style handsets with full physical keyboards.

Windows laptops have traditionally lagged behind Apple's MacBooks in the battery life department, making the latter much easier to recommend for most people who need something for work and school. We might start to see a fairer fight across the board ...

Citizen is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its first analog light-powered watch with the release of its Eco-Drive Photon watch in a limited edition, with two variants of 5,000 units each that pay homage to the peculiar physics of light.

Consumer drone startup Skyrover is looking to shake up the market for budget drones with the release of its mini drone, the Skyrover S1. It's claimed to be the first sub-249-g (8.8-oz) camera drone under US$300 to feature forward obstacle avoidance, ...

Described as a "phone-first portable wireless display," this new 15.6-inch IPS screen known as Takolink aims to take the effort - and the need for a shared network - out of mirroring technology. What's more, the makers say it'll work with almost any ...

Soundboks has just launched the Mix, a portable Bluetooth party speaker that promises high output, long battery life, and rugged design without sacrificing everyday usability.

DJI has arrived in the 360-degree FPV space with serious firepower. Its new Avata 360 can shoot in every direction at once - meaning one flight can yield a wide establishing shot, a tight tracking close-up, and a dramatic low-angle reveal, all from . ...

Lockheed Martin has given "pop up" a whole new meaning. Instead of plopping down a shipping container to create an instant cafe, the company used a 10-ft standard container to house a compact GRIZZLY launcher and fire a Hellfire missile.

For all the functionality they add to your wrist, smartwatches really don't hold a candle to the style and elegance of an analog wristwatch. A Chicago-based startup is taking a crack at bringing you the best of both worlds, with a discreet little ...