Gadgets

I couldn’t tell you how many trade shows and conferences I have attended over the past few years, and while the theme of most of these conferences usually changes, there is one aspect that never seems to change—giveaway products!

Meet the PD-100 Black Hornet, the tiniest reconnaissance drone helicopter you will ever see. This tiny drone weights just 16 grams and is remote controlled.

There are a million and one battery charging products out on the market but the ChargeIt 3600mAh backup battery is everyone of those products rolled in to one.

The concept of "Smellovision" has been around for a while but no one has yet to really bring it to life...and we're actually pretty happy about that. Le Laboratoire has something planned however, that could put the concept in to action.

If you have been waiting for the next big thing in terms of exercise monitoring then Nike has what you're looking for with the Nike+ FuelBand SE.

Gone are the days of putting kids on physical leashes (okay, not really, we still think they're great,) now you can put your kids on an electronic leash with the new FiLip!

Yes, you read that right, MICROSOFT is extending their trade-in program and is offering cash for your gently used iPhone 4S and 5. Microsoft is looking to take your gently used iPhone 4s and 5 off your hands in their expanded trade in program. The Microsoft program is offering a minimum of $200 for these units but there is a catch - the funds you receive will come in the form of a Microsoft store credit rather than cash.

HTC is selling its remaining stock in Beats Electronics but while to some this may be a sign of poor business for Beats, it's actually a sign of limited cash flow for HTC.

Admit it, you knew it was coming, and now one Chinese tech website (DoNews.com) has revealed images of a possible gold iPad Mini. It should come as no surprise that Apple is anxious to pump out more gold colored gadgets with the incredible success of the gold iPhone 5C.

Have you been looking for a cheap way to create 3D printed materials? Well now SUNY Purchase College has released an affordable 3D printer called the Deltaprintr.