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As November's next-gen launches begin to fade into memory, we take a minute to look forward to what the coming year holds in store for the Xbox One. From mech shooter Titanfall, to ambitious project like Remedy Entertainment's Quantum Break, there's a lot to look forward to in 2014.

JK Imaging has announced the Kodak PixPro SL10 and SL25, a pair of new smart lens cameras which are designed to be used with your smartphone, and look a lot like the Sony QX offerings.

Despite the appearance of the Guangzhou Circle Mansion, the building's design bears no relation whatsoever to tasty dough-based treats.

For the last few years, Samsung's tablets have been aimed squarely at the mid-range. But at CES 2014, the company pulled back the curtain on four new Galaxy tablets that take aim at the high-end. Let's see how one of those new slates, the Galaxy TabPRO 10.1, compares to Apple's iPad Air.

With Google announcing its testing of a smart contact lens designed to measure glucose levels in tears, the search giant is looking to provide more effective management of diabetes.

In an attempt to combine the charm of an 18th century music box with current technology, Music Drop from Left Field Labs offers nostalgic music lovers the chance to have a 3D-printed music box play a tune of their own making.

Napwell is a mask designed to help people wake from a nap without that groggy feeling associated with short sleeps. The simple combination of a timer and an LED lighting system combine to regulate the length of nap and the rate at which you wake up from it.

One of the less practical examples of wearable technology we've seen of late is the "Joy Jacket" – a garment designed to convey a visual statement of happiness when the wearer consumes a certain chocolatier's product.

A new type of carbon nanotube (CNT) sponge that contains sulfur and iron has been developed and is proving to be more effective at soaking up water contaminants, such as oil, fertilizers, pesticides and pharmaceuticals, than previously seen.

European start-up Relayr believes that its WunderBar, a hardware kit comprised of seven smart modules, could provide app developers with the toolbox to bring the "Internet of Things" closer to reality.

From established icons, to luxury muscle cars and from muscled-up green cars to radical boutiques, there were a lot of big V8s and curvy American bodies at this year's North American International Auto Show.

Amazon's Kindle Fire line of tablets runs a heavily customized version of Android 4.2. But if you want to get more out of it, namely installing the Google Play Store, you'll need to root the device. Here's a step-by-step guide to rooting your Fire HDX and some tips for troubleshooting if needed.