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Mobile World Congress
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Nendo launches mobile battery that you charge with your hands
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Making connections: Eero’s new WiFi system is giving internet use a big boost
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Google and Harman Kardon’s Citation 300 speaker is unfussy, powerful and convenient
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Apple takes a bite out of subscriptions
From systems, to hardware, to services, the Apple tree continues to blossom
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Giorgio Armani smartphone
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Fast forward
British innovation lab FutureEverything touches down in Singapore, curating the country's first art and technology festival
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British speaker brand KEF keeps an eye on aesthetics and acoustics
Sir Terence Conran lends his eye to KEF's LSX Soundwave Edition speakers
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True vision: Loewe’s Bodo Sperlein brings art deco aesthetics to the small screen
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Google unveils its third suite of products with a focus on digital wellness
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iPad FAQs
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Spectacular sound: Bowers & Wilkins P5 Wireless headphones
The P5 Wireless is Bowers & Wilkins’ first foray into the wireless world. Best known for their elaborate speaker systems and collaboration with the legendary designer Kenneth Grange, as well as their current partnership with Maserati, B&W is a British company with a passion for innovation and craftsmanship
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Loewe’s first portable speaker is a late Bluetooth bloomer – but it’s worth the wait
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HP launches the HP Designjet T1200 Printer series
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Hold the phone: start-up tech firm Insensi reinvents the landline
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The all-hearing Hive Hub 360 hits shelves
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Hugo Boss mobile phone
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Huawei partners with Porsche Design and Leica on new smartphone
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The best in new, miniature camera technology
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HTC new phone launches
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HTC launches Desire HD and Desire Z
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HTC Hero handset
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BlackBerry KEY2: the ‘defiantly different’ smartphone everyone’s talking about
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Urban mobility project: Biomega reveals Oko, the future of inner-city travel
A cult favourite among both bicycle and design aficionados, Biomega’s sleek, swoon-worthy two-wheelers have always hit a sweet spot between style and functionality. It stands to reason then, that with the launch of the Danish company’s first e-bike, the Oko, founder and designer Jens Martin Skibsted is in bullish form. 'When it comes to private transport in city centres, cars as we know them don’t have a future,' he says. 'The industry will electrify them and shrink them amongst other things – bicycles will compete for that same space. Oko is a step in that direction'.
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Meet Baume: the future-proof watch brand making sustainable design good for business
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Dyson’s new limited edition vacuum cleaners
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Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 11
