We check out a demo of Storedot's rapid-charging battery tech, which can fill a phone's power reserves in a mere moment.
A new programmable ball lets you create games on an iPad, then play them in real life.
Technically Incorrect: A marvelous marketing wheeze for a new movie starring Vaughn, Dave Franco and Tom Wilkinson consists of cheesy stock photos you can use right now. Sadly, for editorial purposes only.
We check out Nokia's futuristic system for getting a focused beam of 5G to your smartphone. Hit play now.
Technically Incorrect: The Microsoft co-founder says research by his friend Nathan Myhrvold has shown that studying dinosaur bones gives insights into the fight against malnutrition.
We spoke to Ubuntu's mobile boss, Cristian Parrino, to find out how the operating system is different from Android, Firefox and Tizen.
AT&T's Digital Life and Drive platforms are joining forces so you can tap into your home security and automation set up straight from your car.
This week on Crave we explore the short history of Nintendo Toasters or Nintoasters, discover a mumified munk inside an ancient statue, and play a game of Zyro drone with our pals. All that and more on this week's Crave!
A fancy cooker with a pleasingly simple appearance, the SousVant makes cooking to temp easy.
Swing the controller and throw around a drone instead of a ball: the Zyro drone can even be tossed around by another drone, if you're looking to start a drone sports league.