Jonathan Margolis

The Hypershell X Ultra Exoskeleton will almost certainly make your walks look more interesting to passers-by, our tech columnist writes.

The 1970s BBC sitcom wasn't an instant hit, but on the 50th anniversary of its release, Jonathan Margolis explores how its ingeniously subtle brand of humor won over audiences

If you want one that does, but in all the right ways, look no further than the Matic, which is one of the best robot vacuums yet, our tech columnist writes.

The Merlin Bird ID App will help you identify almost any bird with a photograph or a recording of its song.

Moley robotics has built a non-humanoid robot that can cook you shrimp stir-fry and 60 other meals, all for the low price of $70,000.

The company's product updates can be irritating to users at first, but they are the sort of changes that make the iPhone the best smartphone around, writes Jonathan Margolis.

The Alfie Tych 35mm camera takes photos in the "lomography" style, and will leave your lo-fi-loving Gen Z friends jealous.

The Lingo Biosensor tracks your glucose levels to tell you how your diet is affecting your blood sugar levels, and whether it's making you drowsy.

Our tech-and-gadgets columnist test-rides the Cirrus Vision Jet.

Apart from being a favorite of the finest photographers in the world, Leica, which turns 100 this year, helped smuggle its Jewish workers out of Germany during W.W. II.