Gadgets & Gear News

Day 5: Users who travel with their electronics run the risk of falling victim to a dead battery, but Ful's Powerbag Messenger gives users the ability to charge on-the-go while storing gadgets safely.

Apple is reportedly adding 4G LTE to its iPhone 5 and iPad 3, as the company looks to level the playing field with Android devices.

As print newspapers are on the decline, a new gadget is letting people print out their own little newspapers from their iPhones or Androids, which could bring in some ad revenue for traditional outlets.

Day 3: Carrying around a USB flash drive on your keychain has never been considered the cool thing to do, but Victorinox's new Swiss Army knife may be the perfect tool to change that impression.

Apple's Siri voice-recognition system can now start a car, adding another dimension uses of the iPhone 4S.

Nokia is planning to release a Windows Phone in the U.S. in early 2012, as the company's new devices look to make its long-awaited debut stateside.

Day 2: The high price of Blu-ray has kept millions of people from getting the very best quality out of high-definition TVs, but Sony's BDP-S580 puts the technology well within reach this holiday season.

Day 1: The Hex Vision watch band lets iPod Nano owners show off both their music device and their sense of style by integrating both in a feature-filled digital watch.

AT&T plans to sell the LG Nitro HD, the carrier's first device with a 720p screen, on December 4 for $250 with a two-year contract.

Nokia's Lumia 800 Windows phone is flying off the shelves in the U.K., surprising analysts and signaling good news for the phone's North American launch in 2012.

The PlayStation Vita will be able to play all PlayStation 3 games remotely, as Sony looks to more tightly integrate its gaming consoles to stay competitive.

Black Friday is around the corner, and retailers are slashing the prices of some of the biggest tech products for the occasion.

Photojojo's iPhone 4 and 4S case gives the device three unique lenses for taking photos, as Apple's smartphone continues to evolve as a photography tool.

Teenagers prefer smartphones to cars, according to research firm Gartner, highlighting the impact of technology on kids and the auto industry's future challenges.

Facebook is reportedly teaming up with HTC to make a phone completely based on the service, as the social network makes a more dramatic leap into the smartphone market.