Gadget Master

It's not often I find myself gobsmacked and doing a double-take over technology, but The Sphere in Las Vegas has just done it.

There's certainly a lot going on at Raspberry Pi Towers, and here's another release: the Raspberry Pi 500+ keyboard for standalone computing.

It's been a while since we've had a teardown. And what better specimen than the new lightweight Apple iPhone Air? Take it away iFixit. That is to say, take it apart...

One to note: a potential upgrade for a Raspberry Pi home computer setup. The Raspberry Pi team has released the M.2 HAT+ Compact.

The Science Museum unveils a reworking of its Space gallery, with new exhibits and a new location in the historic Kensington location. Get a flavour of what is certainly a worthwhile visit for anyone remotely interested in Space.

Who is the greatest, living British engineer? Who, singlehandedly, has had the most impact on our world? Well, my answer would be the English computer scientist, Sir Tim Berners-Lee...

Courtesy of the research university MIT, these smart octopus devices sit in their city setting, sensing data...

There's a brand new iPhone in town, and it's lighter and airier than what's gone before - it's the iPhone Air. (And it's siblings, iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro...)

Time once more to extend the virtual library that is the Gadget Master book series. Let's review the most recent entries on the new shelves.

Here's iFixit's teardown of a robotic dog. The Unitree Go2, to be precise, and the repair specialists describe it as surprisingly affordable.