Only time travel can make this perfect Back to the Future DeLorean miniature arrive any sooner than this summer. But Mattel has given us a sneak peek of its Hot Wheels Elite ode to Doc and Marty that is fully functional bar the time-travelling. See more >
We're surrounded by scores of gadgets so well-designed it's almost impossible not to fall in love with some of them. These are just one man's picks. What are yours?
"Oh dance to my tune, little quadcopter!"
Sci-fi pastiche or domestic abuse? You decide.
Card-based computers keep getting more powerful – unless you're Matt Millman, that is, who has decided to build an Arduino-style board powered by a giant of computing history: Intel's 8086 processor, which is now 37 years old.
Fancy six grand a month for chomping corn flakes on camera? Your new career beckons...
The beer-loving Campaign for Real Ale has crowned Britain's best boozer.
The open-source mapping tool is becoming more powerful than many realise.
Weapons training officer Lieutenant Chris Nigus sent us a series of spectacular photos taken while flying on missions during his deployment in Japan. Above you can see him flying low level in the Orange Route; some show weapons firing from his F/A-18E Super Hornet. See more >
This is the best way to start to make a stance against snooping.
Check out all the savings on in-ear, gaming, wireless and sporty headsets with today's Dealzmodo headphones special.
The impressive, outlandish and oh-so-divisive biking-based infrastructure ideas that our country's helmet-wearing pedalists may be careering down in the near future.
Do you use Microsoft's Office apps on iOS devices? Word, Excel and Powerpoint now come complete with iCloud integration on iPhone and iPad. [Microsoft (App Store)]
You don't have to tip with many app-based cab booking services. But does that mean you shouldn't?
Opulent, excessive, awe-inducing, technologically OTT.
Hardware made by Western Digital, Seagate and Toshiba can reportedly eavesdrop "on the majority of the world's computers".
