Cables are so last century. In the not-to-distant future – this year – a lot of gadgets won't require any physical connection for usage or charging. Here's our fourth group of 10 of our 50 Top CES gizmos and gadgets. You can see/read Part 1 here, Part 2 here and Part 3 here.
There are now more than six billion mobile subscribers and a billion smartphones in use – and all of them need to be protected or extended. Here's a collection of new smartphone and cellular accessories, including environment- and kid-proof sleeves, stands, bike mounts, speakers and car kits.
Inverter microwave ovens cook dishes you'd never consider nuking; Panasonic launches five new models, and offers how-to videos and an inverter cookbook.
Hard to believe, I know, but sometimes technology is handy for something other than entertaining or informing. Sometimes, technology can turn chores into fun – or, if smartly designed, make them at least a little less laborious. Here are some truly smart labor-saving handy home appliances and gadgets.
Things are not always what they appear. Sometimes, a pair of TV speakers do more than emit TV sound. Sometimes, a backpack does more than hold stuff. Sometimes a faucet does more than spew water. Sometimes a camcorder does more than shoot video. This week, we have a bunch of such deceptive gizmos.
Have an old TV, camera, record player, appliance, radio or PC with an interesting history? Send in a photo or video and maybe win a new, modern version.
This week we present a hot water-dispensing fridge, Peanuts-themed iPhone/iPad cases, an outdoor TV, a skinny smart phone, a 24-megapixel D-SLR, a literally handy iPad stand and a literally Jammin' ecologically-correct boombox, and a Web site where you can sell it all a few years from now.
Need some help to get your Thanksgiving Day feast organized? Fine Cooking's Thanksgiving Menu Maker iPad app helps get all your shopping and preparation ducks – er, turkeys – all in a row.