The latest gadgets are generally regarded as a luxury by a large percentage of the continent's working class due to their price tags, which are seen as exorbitant. Many, therefore, content themselves with archaic used devices from abroad – which are …

It could also act a remote for 'smart' home gadgets. 'Apple plans … Tag Heuer, part of luxury goods group LVMH, said on Friday its vice president for sales, Patrick Pruniaux, who had been with the brand for seven years, was leaving on Monday to join …

Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella is set to visit China in late September, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday, as the Chinese government conducts an antitrust investigation into the world's largest software company …

For the safety and convenience of passengers aboard luxury Victorian liners, a practical lifebelt was developed which was always at hand should the dreaded call be made to abandon ship. The pillows provided in each cabin were not just ordinary berth …

That's a slight decrease from last year, when 44 percent of wearable-device owners said they stopped using their devices within six to 12 months. [The 11 Weirdest Gadgets of 2014]. Still, "abandonment rates continue to be high despite increased …

I may neither have obtained a degree in the English Language from the university, nor a diploma from a tertiary institution in the venerated subject of English stylistics, unlike Michael Bokor, or so-called narcissist, flamboyant, and superfluous spin …

While GPS sales aren't going like gangbusters thanks to the rise of smartphone navigation programs, this firm does much more than those suction cup-mounted gadgets for your car. Garmin is involved in both airplane and marine navigation systems, as well …

It was in 1900, for example, when Simmons patented the manually made wrapped coil spring, a technology so expensive that only the luxury liners such as the Titanic could afford it. It was also the first mattress company to introduce the king- and queen …

Nothing feels more luxurious than having performance matched by beauty, and that's what you get when opening the box of one of Brinell's solid-state drives (SSD). Since I had the option, I chose the black carbon “engineered” look. They can also come in …