We've picked out some of our favourites for adding features and functionality to your device — use them as quick shortcuts for key tools without having to open up the full apps themselves.
Charging cables? Who needs 'em.
The Sparrow is USB stick that also holds juice for mobile devices, using a microUSB and Lightning connections.
Ageing, unpopular Li-ion batteries could be given new lease of life by some engineers, and make them attractive once more.
Biggest dogging site in the world.
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It's not uncommon to borrow a smoke, a ride, or a piece of gum from a friend, but if a new Indiegogo campaign is successful, you might soon be able to borrow a little bit of power for your phone as well. Read more >
Slots snugly alongside Key and Change in the pocket gang.
The world tour will see the Solar Impulse 2 take off from Abu Dhabi, then stop in spots across Asia, America, southern Europe and northern Africa.
New York has a lot of wind turbines, and this is the tallest one in all five boroughs. Naturally, I decided to climb to the very top.
I hope the following set of photos will show the electrifying beauty of this little industrial gem.
The new partnership won't settle on one standard, instead promoting multiple technology options.
This connected washer and dryer that can talk to your Nest thermostat so it knows when you're home and when you're away to help prevent wrinkled clothing and expensive energy bills.
IBM Research India found that 70 per cent of discarded laptop batteries were still functional enough to take on a second life.
This amazing video shows how these massive construction projects go from concept to reality.
So chuck all your discs onto the roof and voila you have free energy. I think that's how it works.
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