Look ma, no hands: The ball bearings on this watch let you tell the time with your fingertips
This gorgeous titanium timepiece (originally developed for blind people) uses magnets and ball bearings to tell the time
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Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited service is an all-you-can-read buffet for your eyes
Bookworms can gorge themselves from a selection of 600,000 titles for US$10 a month
Philips Fidelio E5’s wireless speakers take the mess out of surround sound
Cinematic audio on demand, minus the cables and the clutter
Oculus VR developers working on own motion controllers
But will it cause a rift with third party developers?
Fully Charged: Android Wear watch face customisation planned, an Nvidia Shield Tablet image leaks, and stunning fan-made Futurama 3D animation
End the week strong with our roundup of the hottest tech news around
Microsoft kills Nokia Android and feature phones, Xbox Entertainment Studios amidst mass job cuts
About 18,000 positions will be cleared as Microsoft streamlines its business
Apple rolls out iTunes Pass mobile payment service
A new, easier way to hand your money over to Tim Cook & co
Memorigin Transformers Tourbillon: a high-end timepiece with Optimus Prime’s face on it
With yellow diamonds and sapphires, this isn’t your 1980s self’s plastic Transformers watch
Scientists have found a way to charge your phone using dew
MIT researchers reckon you can top up a battery with nothing but water – and a few spare hours
LG G3 Beat: like a G3, but smaller and more affordable
Think your wee hands are too tiny for the G3’s mammoth screen? Then meet its little brother…
Fully Charged: McCartney releases iPad app albums, Leicestershire Police testing facial recognition tech, and ex-dictator Noriega sues over Call of Duty
Our latest morning round-up blends media and crime—just the way we like it
BlackBerry gets its own personal assistant starting with the Passport
First glimpse of Siri-like voice-controlled software sure looks a bit like Cortana
