Dumbing Down a Smartwatch
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Researchers are developing an RFID-enabled watch system to help the memory-challenged find their stuff. But making sure it doesn't track too much is a big privacy concern. By Michael Bradbury.
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Here's a smart way to take advantage of what isn't working.
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Is the traditional puzzle cube any better with lights and games built in? Plus: Romantic geeks can now exchange binary wedding bands. In Gadget Lab.
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Mobile chip makes inroads as prices drop and Intel de-emphasizes clock speed.
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There are smart moves, and there are stupid moves. For some reason, IBM is selling ThinkPad, the best business notebook brand name, to some Far East discount outfit. That can't be a smart move. As a nonsmart counter-move, I figured I'd better break down and buy one of the darn things before none were left. So I did.
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Match your gadgets with the right software to really feel the burn. By Mathew Honan from Wired magazine.
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Make smarter investment decisions in a snap.
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Microsoft and watch maker Swatch are offering a smart wristwatch that receives news, sports, weather and other information using Microsoft&#39;s MSN Direct broadcast technology.
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Don't get too attached to your widescreen TV -- it'll soon be obsolete.
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Device is designed for home users, but its price tag is steep.
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A Rolex is probably bogus if you're buying it on a New York City sidewalk. But here are a few more tip-offs that tell you that watch is a knockoff. (Hint: does it tick?)
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Small PCs or big PDAs, 'tweener' devices still struggle with technical and categorization issues.
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Smart meters can help identify where energy is being wasted, but only if the devices offer meaningful information.
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A Foolish guide to making tough investing choices.
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Enough with the smartphones, here comes an easy phone for older folks
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In photo land, a new gizmo extreme white balancing than the traditional white paper. David Becker's PMA coverage continues in Gadget Lab.
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Fancy a diamond-encrusted cellphone for $3.5 million, or a gold-plated, musical Swiss watch costing more than $2 million?