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These Kickstarter catastrophes and design duds proved tech wasn’t always the answer in 2025Odd ideas, Kickstarter catastrophes and other haunted crowd-funders; the creepiest, freakiest and least practical technology ideas of 2025
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Ten tech innovations that broke the mould in 2025We present ten pieces of tech that showed a truly innovative approach, from fresh takes on guitar design to the world’s most retro smartwatch
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Top 10 gadgets of 2025, as chosen by technology editor Jonathan BellWhat were the most desirable launches of the last 12 months? We’ve checked the archives to bring you this list of the year’s ten best devices
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New tech dedicated to home health, personal wellness and mapping your metricsWe round up the latest offerings in the smart health scene, from trackers for every conceivable metric from sugar to sleep, through to therapeutic furniture and ultra intelligent toothbrushes
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Three new smartwatches showcase new frontiers in affordable timepiece designLong may you run: smartwatches from Withit, Kospet and OnePlus favour function and value above all else, demonstrating just how much the smartwatch has evolved in recent years
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Forget smart homes, Doma's 'intelligent' doors open at the sight of a familiar faceYves Béhar and Jason Johnson have founded Doma, a tech start-up dedicated to seamlessly integrating tech into your daily life
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Seven covetable accessories designed to improve your Apple experienceWe present a clutch of cultured accessories for all things Apple, from chargers to cases, straps and keyboard covers
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A music player for the mindful, Sleevenote shuns streaming in favour of focused listeningDevised by musician Tom Vek, Sleevenote is a new music player that places artist intent and the lost art of record collecting at the forefront of the experience
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Aesthetics and acoustics come together in the Braque speakers from Nocs DesignThe Braque speakers bring the art of noise, sitting atop a brushed steel cube that wouldn’t look out of place in a contemporary gallery
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Irys is an app designed by photographers for photographers. We take it for a test runIrys celebrates the art and quality of photography, along with the joy of discovery. We discuss the nature of online creativity and the artlessness of social media with founder Alan Schaller
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The ring’s the thing as Pebble launches a discreet device for memo-taking, Index Ring 01A tiny device with a singular purpose but limitless applications, the Pebble Index 01 is a customisable smart ring for turning mental notes into text
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Tech gift ideas: Wallpaper’s Jonathan Bell lists 12 devices to desire this festive seasonTechnology editor Jonathan Bell delves into the best new releases and most giftable gadgets from 2025, offering up personal favourites as well as a few big hints
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Hyundai is the latest car company to get into robotics: meet the Mobile Eccentric DroidThe MobED is a new product from Hyundai’s Robotics LAB, pitched at last-mile delivery and industrial applications
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Nike pushes tech-assisted ways to just do it, from Project Amplify to a Mind Science DepartmentThe sporting giant is seeking new ways of amplifying athletic performance, both physical and mental. We explore the world of Project Amplify and the work of the company’s Mind Science Department
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Caligra launches its c100 Developer Terminal, a stripped-back machine for serious computingPentagram’s Jon Marshall has collaborated with computing start-up Caligra to shape its sleek but serious desktop and mouse
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Sound and vision are combined in this Dyson x Porter bag and wireless headphone comboDyson’s first limited edition collaboration with cult Japanese bag brand Porter brings together the OnTrac headphones with a stylish shoulder bag
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Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold is a pocket tablet that takes folding screens to new extremesSamsung has announced its newest flagship device, the Galaxy Z TriFold. Featuring three folding screens, this ultimate smartphone can transform into a ten-inch tablet
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Four new keyboards are fresh and functional desktop companionsMechanical keyboards are all the rage, bringing with them new ways of personalising your desktop. We’ve found four devices that hark back to the early days of computing
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From smart glasses to ‘empathy’ machines: what AI gadgets get right (and very wrong)From furry friends to smart glasses, we test the latest AI gadgets promising to enhance your life
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New Leica Q3 Monochrom camera sees the world in black and whiteDefined by its crisp 60MP monochrome sensor, the Leica Q3 Monochrom is a camera designed for those who want to focus only on light, shadow and form
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Step back in time with the newly released Analogue 3D gaming consoleLovers of the Nintendo N64’s pixel-perfect gameplay can now indulge their favourite console classics thanks to masterful hardware of the new Analogue 3D
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Apple Watch Ultra 3 has innovation at its heart – a 3D-printed titanium caseWe delve into Apple’s pioneering use of 3D-printed metal, and how it ties in with the company’s path to carbon neutrality
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The NordicTrack Ultra Reformer Series brings Pilates into the iFIT home ecosystemiFIT brings the Pilates studio experience into the home environment with the new NordicTrack Ultra Reformer Series
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Bang & Olufsen bring the noise with the refined and ultra rare Beolab 90 Titan Edition speakersStrictly limited edition, exquisitely hand crafted and reassuringly expensive, the Beolab 90 Titan Edition speaker celebrates the company’s centenary
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New speakers for every space, from all-in-one systems to high-end towersExperience the highs and lows of your favourite audio in crisp detail with this selection of seven new speakers, large and small
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LG rolls out its ThinQ AI into a sleek new crew of connected home helpersThe age of thinking washing machines is well upon us, thanks to companies like LG and its ThinQ AI system, which harnesses artificial intelligence for better appliance integration
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Love Hultén’s new book of audio experiments is weird and wonderful‘Love Hultén: Works II’ assembles the latest eccentric sonic creations from the Swedish artist and instrument maker
