IFA 2014

In a bid to help both customers and shopkeepers, findbox GmbH has developed the findbox, a kiosk-like device that scans items and product packaging, lets shoppers know if a replacement is in the shop and guides them to the right peg.

D-Link is keen to plant a flag in the emerging connected smart home with its new mydlink Home range of smart devices. The line includes five modules aimed at letting homeowners control technology around the home using a smartphone or tablet, be it from the comfort of the sofa or when out and about.

Garmin's new vivosmart fitness bracelet, which we came across at IFA last week, retains the form and function of its predecessor, the vivofit. The company's latest effort combines this functionality with the hyper-connectivity of a smartwatch, delivering email, text and calls alerts to the wrist.

While at IFA 2014, Gizmag talked E Ink products past, present and future with the company's Director of Product Management Giovanni Mancini.

Making its debut at this year’s IFA electronics show in Berlin, the Withings Home video and environmental monitoring device tries to dispel the "1984" vibe in a user-friendly package that blends into modern home decor.

Creative has combined its audio processing know-how with audiophile-grade components for a new addition to the Sound Blaster audio family. The X7 boasts more features than any Sound Blaster before it, including a built-in power amp, cross-platform connectivity and intelligent audio enhancement tech.

Caterpillar, a company best known for making construction equipment, is launching a new smartphone called the S50. This device is designed to be rugged and durable, which means it should be able to handle the lifestyle of users who enjoy the outdoors, as well as those who need to use it for work.

HP’s new 2-in-1 system takes significant cues from the Surface, offering a detachable keyboard and kick stand. That said, the machine is far from a direct clone of Microsoft’s device, packing a few interesting design features of its own, including the ability to mimic All-in-One functionality.

There's no denying it, it's a monster. TCL has given its flagship Ultra High Definition television announced at CES back in January a more immersive new bed-fellow in the shape of the 110-inch China Star Curved Ultra-HD TV.

On display it IFA, Toshiba's second-generation Chromebook 2 continues the 13-inch display tradition but ups the resolution to 1080p on the premium model and brings branded audio to Chromebooks with speakers tuned by Skullcandy.

Sony’s latest wearable takes a notably different approach than some of its biggest rivals. Where devices like the Moto 360 and Asus ZenWatch seek inspiration from traditional time pieces, the SmartWatch 3 opts for a more modern look. Read on as we go hands-on with the Sony SmartWatch 3 at IFA 2014.

Dyson revolutionized the vacuum cleaner industry when it introduced its bagless vacuum cleaner. Now, the company hopes to do the same again, with the introduction of a robot that cleans without human assistance. The Dyson 360 Eye "sees" its environment and can be controlled using a mobile app.