Stuff Backstage: this is what life is really like at MWC 2014
The show’s over, but there’s still much to enjoy on Backstage (if you like tutting at idiotic tech journalists, that is)
Will Findlater
Olympus OM-D E-M10: hands-on with the powerful retro compact system camera you can afford
Olympus takes the best bits of the E-M5 and the E-M1 and puts them in a cheaper package. Is it too good to be true?
CES 2014 wrap-up: Five show trends that will change your life (eventually)
Stuff’s Editor in Chief Will Findlater picks out the most remarkable bits of gear on show at the world’s premier gadget fest
Hands-on with Oculus Rift v2: believe the VR hype
Will Findlater tries out the second-gen virtual reality dev kit at CES, and he doesn’t want to take it off
Intel’s Smart Earbuds change the music when you’re not working out hard enough
Apple and Android-friendly, Intel’s pulse-monitoring headphones will get you running faster by automatically switching to a more energetic song
Hands-on review: Lenovo ThinkPad 8, the little Windows tablet that could
This small tablet deserves to make Windows 8.1 huge
Intel’s wearable future: pulse-monitoring headphones, a bowl that charges your gadgets and a watch that tells on your kids
CEO Bryan Krzanich wants to make everything smart, starting with this little lot
Intel’s RealSense camera: gesture control and 3D scanning built into your next PC
Tablets, all-in-ones, laptops and tabtops of all shapes and sizes will gain depth perception and 3D scanning capabilities this year [updated with hands-on impressions]
CES 2014 – the biggest news, live from Las Vegas
UPDATED! Here’s all the best that CES has to offer, from pixel-packed TVs to laser-equipped cars to VR headsets and superphones. Are you ready?
LaCie’s mad new hard drive is a silver-plated ball
French storage maestro teams up with luxe brand Christofle to perfect the desktop fingerprint magnet
Hands-on review: The Wellograph Wellness Watch is much cleverer than a fitness band
…and it’s the first smart watch we’ve seen with a sapphire crystal glass display. The shape of things to come?
Schwinn’s CycleNav tells you where to ride
This app-controlled Bluetooth accessory guides you with lights and sounds
