With an optional accessory, the app-enabled device can be strapped to your body or a helmet.

Ultimate Ears has just released its latest edition of the artist-designed UE Boom speaker, this time painted by graffiti artist Greg "Craola" Simkins.

Orange Chef's Countertop hopes to create connected kitchens for its users.

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In this edition, we’re highlighting a nice rugged protection option for both of Apple’s latest handsets and more.

There is plenty to love on iTunes this weekend as our latest Need Now list shows.

Powered by a built-in battery, the colorful light can last for up to six hours before needing to be recharged.

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The first Vessyl units won't be released until this fall.

Adonit has released a sequel to its Jot Script stylus, with faster speed and a better quality of writing experience.

A groundbreaking new platform brings vehicle diagnostics and repair quotes to your iPhone.

If you are constantly annoyed by the way your iPhone 6 wiggles when you use it on a flat surface, check out this new product by Calypso.

We can already get a sense of the type of apps coming to Apple Watch.

This week, people fell in love with Twitter’s latest app, while Pebble celebrated its Time in the spotlight. The Woz also made some news, as did Tim Cook, like he often does.

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The Apple Watch isn't the only smartwatch created by Apple designers.

Made with anodized aluminum, the slim Bluetooth device also features a replaceable battery.

Users will be able to pair up to six Fitbit trackers on a single account.

An image of the updated version first appeared on Apple’s Czech Republic online store.

A new TV video streaming service is expected to launch later this year.

In this edition, we’re highlighting a compact iPhone wall charger that doubles as a backup battery and more.

Much like an iPad Smart Cover, the pad stays attached to the bottom of your laptop and can be folded into a stand when needed.

IK Multimedia has launched the anticipated sequel to its popular iRig device.

The accessory maker also announced a charging stand for the device made from aluminum.