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Announced in May, the small quadcopter with its 14-megapixel camera is headed to stores December, starting at $499.

The Nokia Lumia 735's body has a colourful back that's really comfy. Its 4.7-inch screen is good and it's extremely affordable too. Hit play to check out Andrew Hoyle's video review of this budget beauty.

A readily available kitchen gadget lets you shoot panoramic time lapses with your phone.

On today's show, we discuss the possibility of androids playing baseball, Uber and Spotify's new partnership, and a music video inspired by the study of visual sound. Also, CNET's own Bridget Carey orders a drink from a robot bartender on a futuristic cruise ship.

Caterpillar's CAT B15Q takes a beating without being bulky, but a poor display sours the experience.

Costing slightly less than $50, the SRH145m+ may not wow with its design, but its sounds very good for the money.

Royal Caribbean's newest ship brings high tech to the high seas with robot bartenders, smart bracelets, virtual balconies and affordable broadband. Bridget Carey boards Quantum of the Seas to check out the tech.

Never let your headphones turn into a tangled mess again. Here are 5 simple ways to tie them up nice and neat.

You can make phone calls and even use Samsung's feature-packed Gear S as a stand-alone watch, but don't get too excited: you'll still need your phone nearby most of the time. Take a look at how it works.

In this week's episode of The Fix, we show you how to turn a kitchen timer into a smartphone camera accessory, how to make your own camera slider, and how to create a ring light for portraits.

Driftworks specialise in building cars for the European drifting scene. We explore how to build one of these beasts and take a look at the owner's pride and joy: a modified Toyota AE86.

Nintendo's dual-screened DS console levelled the playing field, and created a new philosophy for video games. Luke Westaway recounts its impressive history.

This affordable 8-inch tablet's high-end aesthetic can't hide its lackluster performance.

Crave's abuzz with crowdfunding projects that no one supported, comet-landing robots, flying sports cars, oddball bicycles and more general weirdness.

Samsung's market share numbers back up Woz's claims that Apple was late to the phablet party. A new iOS vulnerability leaks your personal information to hackers, and yeah, its a big deal. Plus, our Kenu Stance giveaway!