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Gizmag reviews the T10 in-ear headphones from Reid Heath Audio, which include interchangeable tuning filters to alter the frequency response from the company's reference signature to focus on either lows or highs.

The Camlet Mount makes it easy to connect a mobile device to a dedicated DSLR or mirrorless camera, providing not only a larger viewfinder, but touchscreen control of camera features.

It's been more than four months since Android 5.0 Lollipop launched alongside the Nexus 9, and today Google officially announced the first (somewhat) significant update to it, Android 5.1.

Titanium-framed bicycles and Samurai warriors are both things that a lot of people admire. So, what happens when you build an example of the former that's inspired by the latter? You get the striking Japanese-made Samurai road bike, which we spied at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show.

As an easy-to-handle device that shoots photos and video with a new level of convenience, HTC's RE camera is aimed at catering to those times when a memory is begging to be captured but your smartphone is out of arms reach or buried in your bag.

The airlock of the ISS was turned into a laboratory last week. In a station with as much space as a 747, that may seem a bit odd, but its purpose was part of a study of the lungs of space travelers by monitoring the effects of one the astronauts' most surprising hazards: dust.

Techs at PRS have taken a virtual buzz saw to what's been described as the coolest guitar in rock, the Gibson EDS 1275, to create a custom 9-string hybrid that gives guitarist Chris Haskett all the key tonal flavors of a double-neck heavyweight in a single instrument.

With Apple announcing its brand new, USB-C-equipped MacBook yesterday, we knew it wouldn’t be long before compatible accessories started turning up. LaCie’s new Porsche Design Mobile Drives are some of the first out of the gate, offering up to 2 TB of USB-C-friendly storage.

A theme park in North Carolina will soon be home to one of the tallest and fastest roller coasters in the world. Fury 325, at Carowinds, opens to the public at the end of this month. The ride will top out at 325 ft (99 m) and will hit speeds of 95 mph (153 km/h).

Buoyancy is the latest killer feature in the expanding universe of Bluetooth speakers. Gizmag tests the floating S-Bubble speaker to see if it sinks or swims.

Is the HTC One M9 a disappointment, or like a fine wine that gets better with age? We can't answer that just yet, but we can break down its features and specs next to those of the iPhone 6.

The Atlas wristband tracks wrist movements across three dimensions to identify specific exercises and take fitness tracking to another level. After raising over half a million dollars last year, the wearable has now made the leap from crowdfunding the real world.