You've always been able to take a good book by the pool, but your Kindle just isn't cut out for water-side reading, not unless you want a dead Kindle. Kobo's option is a little different, and this year it's even better for your health.
Speakers for parties should be three things: loud, water-resistant, and highly portable. This week, Bose is adding all of those features to a new line-up.
This week hot on the heels of CES, Samsung is talking up a phone, which isn't the normal place to necessarily do that, but we're keen to find out all the same.
Wearables are the hot ticket at the moment, but they're usually watches, fitness trackers, and thing that you'd expect to be a "wearable". Now a speaker on the other hand, that's a little surreal.
Have you ever wondered precisely what you were? A new fitness tracker might just be able to tell you thanks to a small amount of electrical current.
It's 2016, and now that we're all well and truly settled in the world of convergence, you shouldn't be shocked to find out that phones are more about other things like the camera, which is where Sony's latest is aimed.
If you've ever wondered what exactly "waterproof" and "water-resistant" mean for smartphones or what that whole "IP" thing is, we'll tell you, so you'll never be confused again.
In a rather unsurprising move, Apple has a new iPhone, and it's finally bringing water-resistance, a button-less button, and a new jet black finish to the table.
Past the futurist's dream, the Note 7 packs in a heap of incredibly useful technology, making its 5.7 inch phablet size more than just a massive mobile for you to take up the side of your head with phone calls.
GoPro look out, because LG has a concept that isn't your everyday action camera clone, refreshing the idea with 4G built directly into the camera.