Gadgets

The $35 Chromecast Audio plugs into any existing set of speakers and streams music via Wi-Fi, just as the regular Chromecast does for TVs.

Apple TV has been rebuilt from the ground up, but how does it compare to other streaming media devices?

From voice and touch commands to lots of new apps and games, the new Apple TV is poised to transform your living room experience.

We take a closer look at the MemoryMirror from Memomi, which incorporates Intel's RealSense technology to let you try on different colors without ever changing clothes.

Parrot has unleashed 13 new MiniDrones, including some that can glide across the water and others that can see in the dark.

Some drones stay in the air, afraid to step onto the water. Parrot's latest Hydrofoil minidrone has no such fear, and it's showing off it's new summer body.

Forget selfie sticks. The Lily personal drone uses GPS and computer vision to follow and film your biking, skiing, surfing or other exploits.

Drone racing, which uses first-person-vision goggles, is a growing sport, for now.

Currently on Indiegogo, the Protocycler is a device that turns botched 3D-print jobs and recyclables into new 3D printing filament.

What's a 3D selfie? With services like Artec's Shapify booth, you can scanned, and the digital model generated can be 3D printed.

3D printer maker has unveiled both a petite budget model and a larger second-generation printer. Each can use a wide range of materials.

The DJI Inspire 1 drone combines tight aerial flying with gorgeous aerial photography.

With its lighter design and faster cooling system, the 3Doodler 2.0 lets users "draw" beautiful 3D designs and sculptures into being.

Hardly bigger than a silver dollar, the Ozobot Bit helps kids learn programming, and can remember up to 500 programmed commands.

From entry-level to professional-quality to sugary-sweet, XYZPrinting has a 3D printer for everyone at CES this year.

Based on user reviews from the 3D Hubs 3D-printing community, here are this year's highest-ranked 3D printers.

Hendo Hover is making the hoverboard real, with a Kickstarter project that could someday let you unleash your inner Marty McFly.

Here's metal more attractive: The Orbit 1 coats objects in metal, giving 3D printed objects extra flair or letting them conduct electricity.

Selling now on Kickstarter, the 3DPandoras costs $2999 and can print in multiple colors using its powder-based printing technology.

The MakerBot PrintShop app is a very entry-level tool for getting started with 3D printing on a MakerBot Replicator.

What 3D printer has the best print quality? A new report from 3D Hub based on consumer feedback puts the Form 1 at the top of the list.

The new da Vinci 1.0 and 2.1 all-in-one 3D printers will also scan small reference models.

NYC-based American Pearl uses digital modeling and 3D printing to turn recreate your old family jewelry from photos.

The OpenKnit is a 3D-printer-like machine that can 'print' knitted clothing from a .STL file.

Tweak and print your 3D projects directly from Photoshop CC with Adobe's latest update to its Creative Cloud software.

Music Drop, a custom music box from Left Field Labs, can be 3D-printed with a tune you create.

With its two extruders, ease of access and sub-$1000 price range, the Cube 3 from 3DSystems makes 3D printing look good.

At $499, the da Vinci is the most affordable plug-and-play 3D printer we've seen thus far, with all the functionality new users need.

Less than $1000, the Cube 3 makes making easy with a simple design and a mobile app that lets you manage prints remotely.

The BI v2.0 3D Printer, recently launched on Kickstarter, offers the promise of building bigger objects, with finer detail, than competitors.