Gadgets of the year: touching deep
Gadgetry is synonymous with bells and whistles, but sometimes it’s the personal approach that stands out.
Gadgetry is synonymous with bells and whistles, but sometimes it’s the personal approach that stands out.
What possible benefit is there to recording a child’s intimacies, storing them in the cloud and making them available to unidentified third parties?
A digger, a pick-up truck, a sports car and a beach buggy make up Dokter and Misses’ new range of self-assembly toy cars.
Rooti dolls claim to be the first fashion dolls to speak languages from countries ranging from Ghana to Zimbabwe.
Forget the metric system — vinyl always sounds cooler when it’s measured in inches.
The Pekoppa toy, which looks like a small plant just starting to sprout from a pot, flutters its two leaves when it senses someone is speaking nearby.
It’s not child’s play to showcase "toys" made by artists reflecting on a changing world in African countries.
It is a classic tale of industrial espionage: top employees secretly speak to rival firms; computer files are destroyed; billions are at stake.